The USC scholar receives one of engineering's highest professional distinctions.

During the visit, Dean Yortsos and others met with top universities, corporations, policymakers and alumni.

Viterbi students celebrate the 2012 Chinese New Year

The distinguished university professor and communications theory specialist adds Sigma Xi's highest honor to his list of accomplishments.

The longtime Information Sciences Institute leader will continue to serve while a search committee finds a successor, and plans to maintain his association with the Viterbi School

A pioneer in biomedical imaging technology, Singh joined USC's Department of Radiology in 1977 and was jointly appointed in Biomedical Engineering in 1988.

Willner is a Fellow of five organizations, the highest ranking of any professional society

A mobile laboratory: USC Viterbi’s new Audi smart car sparks ideas on intelligent parking, outwitting traffic and personalizing the driving experience.

Newly named Industrial and Systems Engineering Department chair comes from success at Ohio State University

Brazilian-born specialist comes to Viterbi by way of MIT and Carnegie Mellon

Undergrads Rosa Lau and Christine Mercado win scholarships from the L.A. chapter of WTS

TCC Chairman Kenneth Koo: "USC seems to be offering the best hope for both the industry and the environment.”

Here Came the Sun: Alice C. Parker and Gordon Roesler's Alternative Energy class puts on a brilliantly lit and highly successful demo

Viterbi team earns ticket to Warsaw to compete with world’s best student computer programmers

Yortsos' research in the maximized retrieval of hydrocarbons and oil in bypassed areas, and Paul's introduction of digital energy and integrated asset management to oilfield operations, transformed the industry.

USC Center for Geothermal Studies Director Fred Aminzadeh will work with the Institut Teknologi Bandung to train specialists

Alums gathered to network, share fond memories and learn about current research and work taking place at USC Viterbi.

Three young researchers from the Computational Learning and Control Lab demonstrate a superior grasp of programming gentle and accurate touch

Chosen through a faculty-led selection process, the five scholars will receive mentorship and funding.

Dean Yortsos visits over a thousand alumni, friends in Hong Kong, Taipei, Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing.