USC alumna Richelle Smith talks about Marie Curie, her inspiration for pursuing a degree in electrical engineering, and how she balanced time in the lab with horseback riding and other interests.
Orbiters that get too cold can disrupt signals beamed down to Earth, but USC engineers have found a satellite material that may keep temperatures just right.
Prestigious honor recognizes USC trustees for their innovations in cellular technology and fingerprint identification.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science recognizes the researchers for their efforts to advance science.
Shrikanth Narayanan leads a team focusing on sleep quality, self-assessed work performance and social interaction among Keck Medicine of USC nurses.
The institute leads a team of international researchers on the $31 million project.
The chair honors the legacy of USC’s 11th president and his wife.
Paul Bogdan examines pharmaceuticals as if they were people who interact in a social network.
That fantastical technology could one day be a reality, thanks to research from three prize-winning USC researchers.
The entrepreneur’s $35 million gift ushered in a decade of remarkable achievements for the USC Viterbi unit.
Rosa Navarro runs a private practice treating chronic pain, implanting medical devices of her own design.
The Center for Cyber-Physical Systems seeks to improve urban living through smart infrastructure and connected communities.
Alan Willner embraces the cultural and religious differences among the 14 doctoral students in his USC photonics lab.
The aim of their new partnership is to create a repeatable model for industry-supported research.
How a USC Viterbi professor helped preserve a NASA mission aimed at understanding climate patterns and the world’s water cycle.
USC engineers examine swarms — agents that exchange information to perform group tasks with smarts and efficiency.
The eminent aerospace engineer co-founded TRW, taught electrical engineering at USC Viterbi and was a generous donor to the university.
The legendary scholar’s work in communications helped usher in the digital age.
The Northrop Grumman Institute of Nanophotonics and Nanomaterials will explore the properties of tiny structures and materials.
The five-year award is considered the largest single-investigator basic research grant program offered by the Department of Defense.
USC Viterbi engineer may have the silver bullet that could make solar energy more efficient and affordable.
USC Viterbi researcher studies electrical stimulation and the country’s most common neurological disorders.
BrainSuite opens the door for sophisticated large-scale studies.
The Charles Draper Prize for Engineering recognizes Viterbi’s development of the algorithm that makes clear telecommunications possible.