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New Math Model Predicts Real-World Systems
New USC Viterbi research models complex, real-world outcomes, including coronavirus and Alzheimer’s disease
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Higher Concentration of Metal in Moon’s Craters Provides New Insights to its Origin
New observations could challenge previous theories of how the Moon was formed
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.
I’m here to talk about the thing known as a PhD. What can you expect once you enroll in one? Is it worth spending 5-6 years of your life researching on new stuff? Well, let me try to answer these questions on the basis of my own PhD journey, which I recently completed. [Read more]
Growing up, my dad always let me pursue my constantly changing interests – everything from English to history, to art and politics. He always told me that studying engineering would give me a good basis to do whatever it was I desired in the future. [Read more]
With self-driving cars, passengers can sit back, relax and let their automobile take care of their daily commute. Companies like Elon Musk’s Tesla have paved the way towards technologies that have made it increasingly possible to get from place to place via autopilot. For sophomore Matthew Liberson, working in an ECE research lab has given him the hands-on experience to … Read More
I remembered the promise I made to myself that I wouldn’t give up on engineering. I’d finally rediscovered that dormant passion inside myself and I researched furiously, seeking out people, institutions, and programs. [Read more]
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A Lifeline For Students During The Pandemic
Over 100 students have been aided by USC Viterbi’s Emergency Relief Fund; Ming Hsieh, alumnus and university trustee, offers an additional $50K match to donors
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Novel Technology Extends Battery Life, Increases Upload Speed, and Reduces Data Corruption
Memory device, developed by USC Viterbi researchers, shows record performance
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“I never wanted to be James Bond. I wanted to be Q.”
Grant Imahara, ’93, who cohosted the Discovery Channel’s popular science show “MythBusters” for nearly a decade, has died at 49.