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Featured Research

What We Know About Water May Have Just Changed Dramatically

Research from USC Viterbi and USC Dornsife points to a potentially strong impact from water purification to drug manufacturing.

Engineering the Flow of Light

USC Viterbi researchers’ device shapes light in new and exciting ways

Electrical Engineering and the Brain

Studying more than engineering makes for better engineers

Electrical Engineering and Smartphones

Our community is unique and groundbreaking… plus we have the beach!

Electrical Engineering and Green Energy

Engineering problems exist in the real world, and our obligation is to help solve them, in real time.

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Aug / 2022

Diversity, Leadership, Mentorship: Viterbi’s CURVE Program Made Me a Better Researcher

Feb / 2022

A USC ECE “SuShi” Love Story

Jan / 2022

Lebanon Made Me Unstoppable: How I Designed My First Integrated Circuit at USC

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News

Student Builds an ‘Angel’ to Lift Up Microsoft’s Wide-Area Network

Pooria Namyar collaborated with Microsoft on Soroush, named for a figure in Persian mythology, to address critical scalability challenges in the cloud ecosystem.