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New Wearable Sweat-Rate Sensors

New Wearable Sweat-Rate Sensors

Nov 20, 2024

As interest in wearable medical electronics takes off, electrical engineering student Sangwon Cha is working on a more commercially viable and wearable sweat-rate sensor. He presented his research at the IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Oct. 15-17.

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Celebrating Electrical Engineering Pioneer Ming Hsieh

Celebrating Electrical Engineering Pioneer Ming Hsieh

Nov 20, 2024

Ming Hsieh shares his journey as an engineer and innovator with the Trojan family including a new generation of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) students, recounting his humble beginnings in rural China to his rise as founder and innovator in the biometrics scene.

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Deserts’ Biggest Threat? Flooding.

Deserts’ Biggest Threat? Flooding.

Sep 09, 2024

A new study suggests that soil erosion is making floods more deadly in desert areas and warns against the rising risks to populous coastal cities throughout the Middle East and North Africa.

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USC at RSS 2024

USC at RSS 2024

Jul 16, 2024

Topics explored by USC researchers at this year’s Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS) conference include innovative perspectives on manipulation, locomotion, and control.

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USC at ICLR 2024

USC at ICLR 2024

May 07, 2024

Researchers from the USC School of Advanced Computing present 14 papers at the International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR).

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Keeping the Lights On

Keeping the Lights On

Jul 27, 2023

USC Viterbi’s Bhaskar Krishnamachari and USC economist Matthew Kahn have proposed an ethical plan to promote power and water conservation that targets the biggest users while protecting the poor.

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Powered by Algorithms – and Jazz

Powered by Algorithms – and Jazz

May 10, 2023

Graduating Ph.D. student Lillian Clark’s dissertation explores how to improve robot communication in remote environments. Her study of jazz helped her think on her feet.

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The Quiet Revolution of AI on the Edge

The Quiet Revolution of AI on the Edge

Apr 10, 2023

AI is running on mobile phones, sensors, and home appliances thanks to the engineering innovations that make the most of the limited memory, reduced computational power, and little energy available in these devices.