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.
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10 Years as the Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering
The 2006 endowment of $35 million was the largest department naming at USC, and one of the largest ever to name an EE department anywhere in the world.
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Beating the Heat
Professor Qiming Wang uses 3-D printing to develop composite materials that are insensitive to thermal expansion or even contract when heated.
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How Daniel Marcu teaches millions how to write
The “grandfather” of statistical machine translation taught computers to grade SAT essays, now he’s teaching them to grade Common Core
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New Research Center envisions IoT Applied to Personalized Learning
A joint center between USC Rossier and USC Viterbi might make the ‘Internet of Things’ a staple of K-12 classrooms
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This Time, It’s Personal
Researchers Greg Ver Steeg and Shirley Pepke have found a way to personalize ovarian cancer treatment. For Pepke, the answers can’t come fast enough
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What if this protein holds the key to a new dimension in cancer immunotherapy?
Assistant Professor Stacey Finley uses mathematical modeling in her novel research on LCK protein regulation in cancer immunotherapy.
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Rosa’s Choice
A trailblazing alumna and surgeon-engineer describes how she lived in two countries and between two dreams at once
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AI For A Better Tomorrow
USC Viterbi and the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work launch a new artificial intelligence center
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New Material Could Revolutionize Flexible Electronics
USC Viterbi Professor Qiming Wang uses his novel 3-D printing technique to design a flexible, electronically conductive material
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Creating a Better Environmental Monitoring System
Three Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering Professors Win NSF Grant to Address Grand Challenges in Wireless Communication
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Meet the Winners of the Research and Teaching Assistant Awards
The Sonny Astani Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering awards its top research and teaching assistants
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Eva Kanso Awarded $1 Million NSF INSPIRE Grant
AME Associate Professor Eva Kanso receives NSF INSPIRE grant to study bacteria-host interaction
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Mike Gruntman Elected as Full Member of the IAA
Professor of Astronautics Mike Gruntman was elected as a full member of the International Academy of Astronautics for contributions to astronautics and the exploration of space.
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Anne Patricia Suntano: Living the Trojan Values
One of Forbes’ “50 Most Powerful Businesswomen in Asia,” alumna embodies courage, ambition and discipline