Escape Velocity Episode 5 “KATE 2600”
New podcast episode: What if the building you occupied was more than just a space?
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Up, up and away at the 2017 faculty and staff awards
Honoring the work and dedication of USC Viterbi faculty and staff
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USC Viterbi School of Engineering Announces 2017 Commencement Speakers
Speakers for May 12th ceremonies include Andrew Viterbi, Megan Smith and Vibhu Mittal
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USC Viterbi and Jackson State University Seniors Share a Capstone Class on Prototypes for Navigational Devices
EE Capstone course leverages DEN platform and iPodia format to allow collaboration between USC in Los Angeles, California and Jackson State in Jackson, Mississippi
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Collaborative Agreement Signed between Bauhaus-Universitat Weimar and USC Viterbi
Delegations from the two schools met to sign an agreement that will strengthen collaborative research and academic development.
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New Early Career Chair Appointments
Four distinguished junior USC Viterbi faculty appointed to Early Career Chairs
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A hackathon created by and for women
The undergraduate-organized Athena Hacks aims to transform the hackathon culture
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Engineering Systems: A Convergence of Disciplines
The 15th Annual Conference on Systems Engineering Research (CSER)
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Senior Design Projects Win Big at AIAA Conference
Senior undergraduate AME Students were awarded first and third place at the AIAA regional Student Paper Conference
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Fair Finances
HonestFi, a startup that provides financial services to low-income Americans without the sky-high commissions, has won the 2017 Min Family Challenge.
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John O’Brien: A Life of Service
USC Viterbi Remembers Our Favorite Son
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Viterbi Awards Highlight Luminaries, Entrepreneurs and an Algorithm’s 50th Birthday
The 39th annual Viterbi Awards celebrated the legacy of Andrew Viterbi and recognized industry and alumni leaders alongside emerging startups.
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Strength in the numbers behind cancer research
Stacey Finley is awarded the inaugural Leah Edelstein-Keshet Prize for her mathematical models in cancer research.
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When life gives you a diagnosis, turn cancer into a company
How Thuy Truong turned a cancer diagnosis into USC’s first ever ‘Hack for Health’
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For Love Of Country
INTRAM, a USC Viterbi student-led team making an app to improve post-stroke care, will represent USC and the U.S. at the NAE’s Grand Challenge business model competition this July.
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Mentorship, teamwork, and a lot of patience.
Post-doc researchers, PhD students, and undergraduates in Shri Narayanan’s lab all work together to combat implicit bias.
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A Day Ruled by Robots
USC Viterbi School welcomes thousands of local children to campus for the 7th annual Robotics Open House
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Simulating Tuberculosis Epidemics
How one USC Viterbi professor uses computer modeling to influence public health policy.
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Researchers Develop New Class of Optoelectronic Materials
New class of semiconductor materials can be used as light absorber in solar cells
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Winners of the 2017 OCEC Awards
Viterbi faculty and students receive awards from the Orange County Engineering Council.
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2017 USC Viterbi Graduate Hackathon
Five teams competed against each other over spring break at the USC Viterbi Graduate Hackathon to solve problems with facial clustering and IoT security
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Autism, Robots . . . and Dinosaurs
Autism Awareness Month: watch USC Viterbi short film on robots helping kids with autism. Also, a Q&A with Maja Matarić on the present and future of her research.
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IN MEMORIAM: John O’Brien, USC Viterbi Executive Vice Dean of Engineering
John O’Brien, Executive Vice Dean of the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, passed away March 31, 2017
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USC Viterbi Announces Campus Activities for National Robotics Week
School marks robotics week with events across campus during April; simultaneously highlights National Autism Month with a feature film on socially assistive robotics