The Next Small Thing in Chip Design
Three USC Researchers Win $100,000 Nokia Bell Labs Prize for their work in 3D Optical Beam Forming.
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Rethinking Refugee Camps
Two USC Viterbi undergraduates propose a life-saving systems approach to tackle the greatest refugee crisis in modern history
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Beating the Spread
Knowing how cancer cells interface with surrounding cells may be key to preventing metastasis.
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USC Viterbi Reclaims # 1 Online Ranking for Graduate Programs By US News
Both Engineering and CS graduate programs ranked best in the nation
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Accessory Power
At 20 years old, USC Viterbi Biomedical Engineering student Nikita Dhesikan founded IDENTITI, a custom gemstone bracelet company that empowers women one gem at a time.
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Novel Brain-Machine Interface Design Sets New State-of-the-Art for Neuroprosthetics
New Research Enables High Performance Brain-Machine Interfaces
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When Worlds Converge
Engineers, designers and storytellers come together in VR.
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They 3D Printed Hands for Children in Syria; Now They’re 3D Printing Eyewear for Children in Los Angeles
3D printed projects by students get ready to go from lab to market, including one ‘Spectacles Squad’.
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“Aviate, Navigate, Communicate”: The Rules of Flying
How Wyatt Sadler, founding member, pilot and industry advisor of USC’s AeroDesign Team, took his childhood hobby to the next level.
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USC DECIDE Symposium Tackles Next-Generation Ethics
Next Generation Ethics Symposium brought together diverse field of decision analysis experts
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Celebrating the 7th Annual Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering Research Festival
The day-long event brought together students, faculty, and industry leaders to share in the research being done in the department.
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Arctic Accolades
Two undergraduate Trojans venture to Iceland to receive the ISASI 2016 Kasputin Scholarship Award.
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Mitul Luhar Awarded Air Force Young Investigator Grant
Assistant Professor Mitul Luhar was awarded a $360,000 grant to research turbulence control using porous and patterned surfaces
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Heal The World
At the Min Family Engineering Social Entrepreneurship Challenge kickoff, teams gathered in hopes of changing the world through new businesses.
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Engineering A New Paradigm for Teaching and Learning
USC Takes Leading Role in Grand Challenges Scholars Program, Ushering in A New Generation of Problem Solvers
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Paving the Way for Robust Machine Learning
Team from USC Viterbi, UC San Diego, and MIT Has Recipe for Detecting Outliers in High Dimensional Data Sets
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Over a thousand ring in Diwali at Bovard Auditorium
The multi-day festival of lights encircles the student body from around the world
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Tomorrow’s Entrepreneurs
Members of 17 burgeoning startups and their mentors recently met for the kickoff of the seventh annual Maseeh Entrepreneurship Prize Competition.
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Sam McBirney, Superbug Sleuth
A USC Viterbi Ph.D. student uncovers a flaw in research on the two biggest culprits in hospital-acquired bloodstream infections—and she knows how to fix it.
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It gets ‘Real’ for USC startups
Innovators at ‘The Real Deal @ USC’ meet their matches with Gen. David Petraeus and fellow investors
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The sky was just the beginning
Stayce Harris flew 747’s and T-38’s and commanded 15,000 airmen; now she’s the assistant vice chief of staff of the U.S. Air Force.
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Aboard the Spirit of Freedom
David Long had the power of the USS George Washington at his fingertips, now he is pursuing a Masters in engineering
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Fake Tweets, Real Consequences
A USC Viterbi Computer Scientist worries that robot-generated tweets could compromise the presidential election.
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A Better Way
AesculaTech, a USC Viterbi startup, aims to make it easier for glaucoma patients to take eye drops – and keep their sight.
