Vice Dean for Academic Programs James Moore II and Sr. Associate Dean for Admissions and Student Affairs Louise A. Yates publish opinion on student retention rates for engineering schools in influential PRISM Magazine

The news program reports on the project's scientific approach to cybersecurity and hopes of preventing large-scale cyber attacks.

Parents, students, friends and officials along with USC President C. L. Max Nikias and USC Viterbi Dean Yannis C. Yortsos reflect on the lives of Ying Wu and Ming Qu at an emotional memorial service at the Shrine Auditorium

Morteza Dehghani, research assistant professor at the USC Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT) and the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, received a Young Investigator Award from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.

Forbes Magazine discusses ClariTrac, a medical device that improves efficiency of biopsies for radiologists, developed by a team of USC Viterbi graduate students.

Daniel Lidar and a team of researchers from around the world built the tiny computer and published their results in Nature.

The director of USC's Center for Computer Systems Security talks about the recent Visa/MasterCard security breach and how cardholders can protect themselves.

Supported by the NASA Office of the Chief Technologist's Innovative Advanced Concepts program, Khoshnevis proposes building lunar outposts by preplanting automated construction technology on the moon.

Dean Yortsos discusses Moore's Law, quantum computing, and the future of USC Viterbi in his sit-down conversation with the campus television station.

The professor and behavioral informatics pioneer discusses Microsoft's new software, as well as his own research on speech translation systems.

The Los Angeles Times notes that the March 20 program "was the first of its kind to reach out to high-ranking officials who oversee public transit systems."

The USC Tsunami Research Center will work with the state of California to better understand the 'phantom currents' generated by tsunamis.

Researchers from USC's Information Sciences Institute take the grand prize at the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference for their paper, "Deconstructing the Rebound with Optical Tracking Data."

Costas Synolakis contends that there is valuable information to be gained from video records of the 2011 tsunami, especially in preparation for future disasters.

USA Today talks to Gamepipe Director Michael Zyda and notes the joint nature of the USC Games program, co-run by USC Viterbi and USC School for Cinematic Arts.

Wired talks to Daniel Lidar and others about D-Wave's work in quantum computing, including the machine now at USC's Information Sciences Institute.

The Director of USC's Petroleum Engineering Program talks to USC Viterbi alums at Saudi Aramco.

The director of USC's Center for Robotics and Embedded Systems discusses human-robot interactions and the key ingredients for a social robot.

Lidar, Scientific Director of the USC Lockheed Martin Quantum Computing Center, provides what the hosts of KPFK's "Digital Culture" deem "the best explanation of quantum computing ever."