Joining from the University of Michigan and USC’s Information Sciences Institute, the new faculty bring expertise in AI, ...
Assistant Professor Chukwuebuka Nweke explains how the region’s sedimentary basins can amplify seismic waves – and why ...
USC Engineering Insights – USC Viterbi’s Professor Bora Gencturk explains why meeting seismic code does not guarantee that a ...
Researchers across USC Viterbi explore what the next major earthquake could mean for Los Angeles, from amplified ground ...
Priya Bhasin left New Delhi for a USC Viterbi classroom in 2014. Today, as a Group Product Manager at Microsoft AI, she's ...
USC researchers have developed customizable brain implants that could provide a clearer view of memory, movement, emotion and ...
Five USC Viterbi and USC Stevens ECE PhD students join the MHI Scholars Program, bringing research interests spanning quantum ...
Inspired by decades of virtual-human research at USC's Institute for Creative Technologies, Sidekick uses conversational AI to help veterans navigate healthcare, employment, housing, education and ...
From a transformative investment in AI to major research wins and a new emphasis on experiential learning, USC Viterbi is ...
USC Engineering Insights - When a major earthquake hits Los Angeles, our best traffic models will be reading a map that no longer exists. USC Viterbi professor Cyrus Shahabi is building the system ...
Ali Abbas and Johannes Royset receive one of the highest honors in operations research for helping people make better decisions in an uncertain world ...
A USC study of nearly 2,000 hours of Holocaust survivor testimony finds that smiling often signals distress, not happiness, and offers a simple clue for telling the two apart.
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