How Stimulating STEM Cultivates Diverse Futures in Science and Technology
Hosted by USC ISI, a four-week education program gives underrepresented high schoolers the tools they need to pursue their next steps in STEM
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Not Feeling It: AI’s Emotional Disconnect
ISI researchers explore the importance of affective alignment in AI.
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USC Viterbi AI Startups Thrive
Defying rollercoaster AI investment trends, startups founded by alumni and faculty at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering have consistently seen success in VC funding.
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Heart-Monitoring Breakthrough Unlocks Sleep Secrets At Home
A new USC computer science study allows for expert-level sleep tracking using only heart data, potentially transforming our understanding of sleep and its impact on health.
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Researchers demonstrate 3D x-ray imaging of integrated circuits with a record 4nm resolution:
Offers potential for new era of non-destructive metrology for chip manufacturing.
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California DREAMS Welcomes First Cohort Training for the Semiconductor Industry
The two-week program prepares fellows to enter the workforce.
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The 2024 Election Integrity Initiative: Safeguarding Online Political Discourse
In the lead up to the US presidential election, USC ISI researchers will combat malicious online interference in real-time.
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From the Ground Up
Additive-manufacturing executive and three-time USC graduate Melissa Orme is helping to build the future one layer at a time.
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Deception, Persuasion, and AI
AI players dominate the game Diplomacy, but negotiation and communication are not their strength, a USC ISI study finds.
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ISI at ACL ’24
Notable research includes work on newsworthiness prediction, AI diplomacy, creating better conversational datasets and more.
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Insects, Balloons and Rockets: How One Scholarship Enables Flight
Autumn Zaretsky, Doug Peacock Scholar, seeks to push the boundaries of what is known and what can be known.
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Carpets and Flames: Design Rules for the Morphology of Ciliated Organs
New research from USC Kanso Bioinspired Motion Lab proposes a radical new perspective on the cilia-powered fluid pumps that keep us alive.
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How Data Could Help Us Take Gymnastics Gold
Shilong Ren shows how sports analytics could increase the chance of victory for the United States.
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USC at the International Conferences on Machine Learning (ICML)
Topics include trustworthiness in large language models, application-driven machine learning, adaptive brain stimulation, fair ranking functions and molecule synthesis
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New NSF-Funded Center Established to Lead Geologic CO2 Storage Innovation
Center will lead to new technologies and workforce development
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USC ISI Researchers Detect Massive Internet Outage in Bangladesh Amid Civil Unrest
USC Viterbi Information Sciences Institute’s advanced monitoring technology estimates 170 million people are without an internet connection this week.
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Safeguarding Mental Health: USC team develops at-home test for lithium toxicity
New low-cost test could be a game-changer for individuals with bipolar disorder and depression who rely on the drug for mental health
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California DREAMS Takes a Community-first Approach to Making Math Meaningful
The Superhub is working with middle school math students and instructors to evolve instruction.
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Forging Research Partnerships for Future Medical Breakthroughs
New Mann Engineering in Medicine Pilot Grants program will build ongoing research collaborations between USC Viterbi School of Engineering and Keck School of Medicine of USC.
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Leveling Up Research and Publishing in Geoscience’s Open-Source EraÂ
A new workshop held at USC’s Information Sciences Institute hopes to have a ripple effect throughout the geoscience community.
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Student Builds an ‘Angel’ to Lift Up Microsoft’s Wide-Area Network
Pooria Namyar collaborated with Microsoft on Soroush, named for a figure in Persian mythology, to address critical scalability challenges in the cloud ecosystem.
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Do You Have A Mild Concussion? New AI Might Aid Diagnosis
A USC Viterbi undergraduate’s research could offer vital insights in diagnosing traumatic brain injury early with 99% accuracy.
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Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road? To Evaluate Your LLM
A USC ISI researcher and his collaborators propose separating the AI makers from the AI testers to create more robust systems.
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Cleanroom Course Offers a Gateway to Microelectronics Careers
California DREAMS pilots a path to a robust semiconductor industry pipeline.
