A hollywood star, pre-internet research endeavors, and one 33-page report documenting the history of one of the most important papers on communications ever written. [Read more]
进入南加州大学之后，我积极地寻找着能够满足自己对物联网和机器人融合领域兴趣的研究机会。幸运的是，我所在的南加州大学谢明电气工程系给本科学生提供了很多进入各个实验室进行研究的机会。 [Read more]
When I found out I had been accepted into USC Viterbi, I was full of joy. But along with that joy came fear – I had no idea what to expect! [Read more]
There are no precedents or playbooks or standard protocol when it comes to a PhD. There’s no existing method of doing something. There’s no training new recruits in the way things are “generally” done. You do things your way. [Read more]
We sometimes feel that everything we do should be engineering-related and career focused. It’s easy to forget to look around and help others, when in fact this is the most important responsibility an engineer has to society. [Read more]
There is a reason professors with PhD students are called “advisors”. We have a responsibility beyond just making sure our students gain technical knowledge. We must also help them navigate the emotional and professional challenges of life as a PhD student. [Read more]
As a polymath, I chose engineering because it was the best lens through which to understand many things I’m passionate about: community, problem-solving, math, music, fitness, physics, technology, and more. [Read more]
Sol Golomb’s final PhD student shares what it was like to work with the brilliant engineer. [Read more]
My graduation this week has been possible because of my EE family: compassionate professors, hard-working students, and supportive staff. I thank them all for the learning experience and companionship. [Read more]
John, I know you worked very hard and handled so many things with your patience, insight and intelligence. Day and night, weekend and holidays – for the school and for us. You might be a little bit tired. It’s time to take a break, get some sleep, and rest in peace. [Read more]