
What if airplanes could repair their own damage?
USC researchers 3D-printed the next-generation of high strength, lightweight structures that can autonomously heal impact damage.
USC researchers 3D-printed the next-generation of high strength, lightweight structures that can autonomously heal impact damage.
USC alum Viry Martino played a critical role in the construction of the Cross Border Xpress, the first bridge to connect the U.S. to a foreign airport terminal.
Potable water reuse is a boon for sustainability, but USC Viterbi researchers warn of potentially toxic byproducts.
Encouraged by his daughters, a Trojan digs into his roots — and gets the most joyous surprise of his life.
USC Viterbi team began its study on NDMA after contradictory findings surface in the environmental research community.
SoCalGas’s corporate dysfunction and a lack of oversight for underground gas storage facilities are responsible for the largest methane gas leak in American history, USC-led study finds.
By studying the aftermath of a 2015 event, a member of the USC Tsunami Research Center plans to apply his findings closer to home.
Both engineering and computer science programs place highest in the nation.
Qiming Wang’s team designed a unique manufacturing technique using 3-D printing.
A USC engineering alum built the highways that ushered in a new era across America.
Critical backup generators were built in low-lying areas at risk for tsunami damage — despite warnings from scientists.
Cyrus Maroofian finds purpose in his life by giving low-cost water filters to mountain dwellers and African schools.
USC Viterbi engineer Adam Smith conducts research on microbes that consume waste in water.
Bassist and USC Viterbi professor George Ban-Weiss sets himself apart on musical and academic levels.
Airliner activity affects air quality over a larger area than previously known, Keck School scientists say.