Alan Willner: IEEE Fellow, Photonics Pioneer, self-described “Creeping Goo”
Photonics Pioneer and Orthodox Jew, Alan Willner runs a lab made up of students from countries that aren’t always the best of friends.
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How Often Are Women Seen/Heard on Screen?
New Software Co-Developed By SAIL Lab Will Tell You
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Megan McCain receives American Heart Association Faculty Award
Megan McCain awarded 2016 AHA Scientist Development Grant
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The Three C’s
In his 2016 State of the School address, Dean Yannis Yortsos spoke about “convergence, connectedness and culture.”
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“Happy Birthday, Bilbo!” said the computer
A computer just read “The Hobbit”… and analyzed it
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Researchers Invent Waterproof Wearable to Monitor UV Exposure
Color-Changing Smart Material Sensor to Alert User to Get out of Sun
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Northrop Grumman-USC partnership, a pioneering force in basic science
Inaugural event highlights strategic vision for future industry-supported research
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Engineers, Heroes and Beautiful Data
How USC Viterbi’s Mahta Moghaddam is helping preserve NASA’s SMAP satellite mission
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The Michael Keston lecture series kicks off with Dr. Jason Matheny of IARPA
An inaugural lecture hints at an exciting new future for USC’s Information Sciences Institute
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Wisdom of Swarm
What ants, pigeons, and bacteria can teach us about collective intelligence
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Leading the Way
Tyler Borch, industrial and systems engineering senior, pursues his dream of becoming a naval officer.
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Kelly Sanders and Nora Ayanian are MIT Technology Review 35
Since 2009, 13 USC Viterbi Faculty Have Been Recognized by MIT Technology Review
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The Love Algorithm
ISI data scientists get entangled with eHarmony to engineer the perfect match
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Testing Drones and Building Mobile Games
Students in the USC – Base 11 Summer Mentorship Program complete inaugural session
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Turning an April Fools’ joke into the most downloaded mobile game ever
How one recent USC Viterbi grad “augmented” the team responsible for Pokémania
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In Memory of Judith Love Cohen: Mother, Wife, Friend, Author, Engineer
Alumna, B.S. EE ’57, M.S. EE ’62, played a key role in bringing Apollo 13 astronauts home.
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Machine Learning Puts New Lens on Autism Screening and Diagnostics
New Algorithms Reduce Redundancies, Improve Efficiency and Identify More Specific Behavioral Targets for Intervention
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Ten Years in The Making
USC Viterbi Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Computer Science Games Program
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Escape Velocity Episode 2 “The Escape of Bogdan Marcu”
A rocket scientist’s journey from behind the Iron Curtain to the frontiers of space
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Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds rocks “SCilicon Beach”
Beach Boys’ iconic album reimagined as anthem for a new generation of USC Viterbi engineers
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USC Viterbi-Axilor Entrepreneurship and Innovation Lecture Series Launches in Bengaluru, India
New lecture series unites successful entrepreneurs, VCs with Indian Trojans
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USC Viterbi-Bayeco Team Selected for US-China EcoPartnership Program
Partners selected by US State Department and Chinese Government to focus on reducing harmful emissions
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USC Viterbi and Tsinghua University Celebrate 10 Years of Shared Research
Two Universities. One Shared Vision for Better Futures.
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From High School Dropout to Engineer
High school “dropout” comes to USC to solve today’s biomedical challenges
