Milind Tambe will join the Soldier Systems Panel, helping the Army improve human factors studies

Executive Director Mike Zyda welcomed industry execs, faculty and reporters to Tutor Hall Campus Center to see videogame creations by students in his program

Neil G. Siegel, who is also a Northrop Grumman VP, wins the Simon Ramo Medal and is named an IEEE Fellow.

Dean Yannis C. Yortsos of the Viterbi School of Engineering and Arabinda Mitra of IUSSTF sign agreement in Tutor Hall

The CAERUS ("opportunity") communications unit created by ISI and the Department of Astronautics' Space Engineering Research Center went into orbit December 8

The audience was captivated by a lecture on autonomous systems by the Viterbi School's distinguished emeritus professor

Bhaskar Krishnamachari's work shines at high-profile MobiCom 2010 conference

Keith Chugg, Eun Sok Kim, Maja Mataric, Patric Muggli, Si-Zhao 'Joe' Qin, and Gaurav Sukhatme receive the high honor

The Viterbi professor's research indicate that wings and tails modeled on birds show promise for planes and make headlines worldwide

The new wiki is designed to assist computers in understanding human ideas

Information Sciences Institute specialist receives Air Force Office of Science Research funding

Sol Golomb was Viterbi's teacher decades ago, and was in the front row hearing his student's lecture on "Markov, Wiener and Shannon: a Progression"

The agreement with Mexico's National Council of Science and Technology will support up to 10 doctoral candidates

"Preview Day" brought 200 hopefuls to campus to meet faculty, alumni and current MS & PhD candidates

Maja Matarić: "Kids get very excited and get very motivated. We can use it for motivating exercise, for motivating doing homework, for learning social behavior."

The Optical Society of America prize honors advances in optical fiber communication technology

REACH stands for Recruiting Engineering Achievers, and 27 prime candidates attended the program's inaugural event

Michelle L. Povinelli and Andrea M. Armani are recipients of the prestigious Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE)

The non-profit founded by USC Viterbi School instructor Tara Chklovski opens a studio to help local science communities use interactive and hands-on tools

President Max Nikias and director Randy Hill cut the ribbon for the new headquarters of the Institute that is the research home of high-profile Viterbi faculty

ASEE bestows high honor on the Ming Hsieh Faculty Fellow for early overall contributions

The Advanced Commercial Concepts group's plans for a environmentally friendly medium haul plane wins a plaque, the first ever for a USC Team

Andrew Goodney's 'Dr. Droid' stroke rehab project won one of the 10 prizes at the Information Sciences Institute annual student symposium

"Automatic Classification of Married Couples' Behavior using Audio Features" honored by International Speech Communication Association

Former students and colleagues from all over the world gathered to share memories of Teh Fu "Dave" Yen (1927-2010), and present research inspired by his example

Emeritus Epstein Department Professor establishes green technology research competition, open to grads and undergrads

Yannis C. Yortsos accepts offer of a second term as dean and re-focuses his vision for the Viterbi School

Gift Brings Ming Hsieh's total donations to USC to $85 Million

A major event brought NAE President Charles Vest and innovators, engineers, policy makers, and executives to Bovard Hall to explore engineering's promise to empower society

Two Viterbi School faculty are elected officers of IEEE Information Theory Society for 2011

The donor, Fariborz Maseeh, hopes the competition will help engineers expand skill sets and become entrepreneurs

The systems developed by his Viterbi School team for making police patrols unpredictable are coming into wider and wider use

Cyrus Shahabi, director of the Viterbi School's Integrated Media Systems Center, will work with USC METRANS developing an integrated data system

George Tolomiczenko and Terry Sanger are creating a new health, technology and engineering -- "HTE@USC" -- educational program aimed at producing a new generation of innovators

Andrea Armani has won a prestigious National Institutes of Health New Innovator Award to develop a real-time nanolaser DNA imaging system

A USC inter-school student team took top honors in the national "Apps for Healthy Kids" contest, and went to the White House for kudos and $20,000 in prizes

The Department of Homeland Security renews its first national Center of Excellence to continue to improve the nation's security

The Dean of the Viterbi School of Engineering addressed the San Marino Rotary Club September 16.

Meeting to focus on global issues related to sustainability, vulnerability, health, and the "joy of living"

Nearly 400 students at 10 universities and colleges use the Information Sciences Institute's DETER testbed as a training ground

Astronautics Professor Mike Gruntman's new book reveals a long-hidden tale of espionage and intrigue

A new smartphone app will allow users to monitor air quality around them and help fill in the blanks in larger pollution maps

Laurent Itti will lead a team effort to understand more deeply how animals see, and embed these new understandings in new hardware and software

The Viterbi School nanotechnology pioneer is honored for his leadership as Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology

Engineering Dean Gonzalo Guerrero of Mexico's National Autonomous University was part of a six-person delegation discussing next steps in the UNAM/USC relationship

Viterbi's Tim Pinkston, Jonathan Samet of USC's Global Health Institute and Uganda Speaker Edward Ssekandi Kiwanuka came together at the Kampala signing ceremony

Elaine Chew, Burcin Becerik-Gerber and Cyrus Shahabi invited to the NAE Frontiers of Engineering symposia

Undergrads from all over the world compete for grants that enable them to spend months in USC labs, mentored by Viterbi faculty including Dean Raghavendra

The school has climbed from 12th to 10th in the rankings that rely on academic indicators

The grant will support the internationally known Hsieh Department researcher's work in wireless systems in healthcare

Michelle Povinelli of the Hsieh Department is named by Technology Review as one of the world's top innovators under the age of 35

Dean Yannis Yortsos greets new students and parents in a series of events as the fall 2010 semester begins

James E. Moore II is the first academic elected to the Board of Directors of the California Transportation Foundation. He is also the first ever nominated.

More than 300 academics visit USC and the Viterbi School for the annual conference of ASCE's Engineering Mechanics Institute

The Hsieh Department assistant professor is the most recent Viterbi recipient of the NSF's prestigious award for young faculty.

Gordon Roesler is saving energy one building at a time

A few superusers determine the fate of newly posted stories on Digg

Cyrus Nejat is a 2010 recipient of the highest student prize offered by the American Astronomical Society

The Viterbi School petroleum engineering specialist speaks to numerous reporters and writes on the issues.

Hillary Clinton and other State Department officials joined to congratulate the Viterbi School professor and nine colleagues for their year of service

IEEE President Pedro Ray presented the IEEE's highest award to the namesake of USC's Viterbi School of Engineering

A flexible, printable material less than four atoms thick may be a high road to economical and convenient electrical power from the sun.

The Ming Hsieh Department optical communications specialist is one of only four U.S. Academics among the 59 new members of the United Kingdom's equivalent of the NAE

The SPE's 2010 John Franklin Carll Distinguished Professional Award goes to the Director of the USC Petroleum Engineering Program.

"The technology we propose to develop is a real‐time, efficient and generic facial expression recognition prototype from a basic webcam."

Six reports on Jean-Pierre Bardet probing water main blowouts, and recommending a solution

Dean and others pay tribute to her exceptional accomplishments over 6½ years of service as the school's Executive Director of Advancement

Computer science students build electronic aids to help people special needs ride buses and shop.

Grad students Viviane Ghaderi and Sushmita Allam win $100,000 Qualcomm grant to model non-neuron brain functions

Engineering and Theatre faculty partner to develop science around human behavior.

ISE grad student Zhaohu Fan and others met with diplomats and experts including Joseph R. Donovan Jr.

Article details research program funded by Kenneth Koo, Chairman and CEO of the Tai Chong Cheang Steamship Company (H.K.)

The Society of Petroleum Engineers recognizes Marjan Jamshidi's work on cleaner extraction of methane from coalbeds

David Wilcynski's students used voice recognition software to analyze real-time controller-pilot dialogs

He loves teaching and travel – and the award will support both

After intensive months of planning with the Viterbi School, the L.A. Department of Water and Power's John X. Chen is now set to start turning green keys

A video showing a four-legged walker and climber programmed by the USC Computational Learning and Motor Control Lab has had more than 900K views.

Andrew J. Viterbi Professor of Engineering recognized for excellent service to university community

Colleagues toast 40 years of advanced research and 20 years of charismatic Design-Build-Fly student mentoring

A high-level D.C. delegation, also including DARPA Director Regina Dugan, visited Southern California under the auspices of ISI

A USC Viterbi School/CREATE team recently delivered its system to the Transportation Security Administration for final evaluation

An Army military intelligence officer battles rocket fire, connectivity issues and distance to earn his M.S. in electrical engineering.

Viterbi School valedictorian Natasha Naik holds one of more than 2,000 new USC engineering degrees

A Fox 11 News report focuses on the precocious Epstein Department student, whose next stop is JPL.

Jonghye Woo, Ashok Patel, and Jing Jin win awards (and plaques) for superior creative, theoretical and experimental research

USC valedictorian Liana Ching has worked in Honduras, studied in Rome, and will receive her B.S. in chemical engineering

Colleagues toast his students, his numerous papers, awards, and successes — and his artwork

Project analyzes motion-capture data to create mathematical models of non-verbal human communication

The "P^3R" mission: make it persistent, persuasive and personal

... and the Academic Ranking of World Universities rates the USC computer science program #9

Mahyar Salek, who works with David Kempe, honored for work at the boundary of economics and mathematics

Anna Harley-Trochimczyk was one of sixteen seniors who spent a semester on the track of tomorrow.

Nineteen teams demo projects including Andrew Newman-Dilfer and Justin Crawford's first place winner, "The Fifth Element"

Viterbi School faculty and staff gather to celebrate achievements and honor achievers

The former Epstein Department chair accepts his plaque from Vice Provost Martin Levine at USC Honors Convocation

Achievements in retinal prostheses and in high-resolution molecular modeling recognized at USC Convocation

His appointment begins July 1, 2010 with an expected term of three years

The distinguished professor emeritus of electrical engineering, materials science and physics suffered a heart attack April 13

Chair Michael Khoo awards Vivek Pradeep top prize for “Robot Vision for the Visually Impaired”

President's key role in Association of Pacific Rim Universities founding noted by Henry T. Yang

Simulating emotion’s role in thought and behavior earns ICT/Viterbi duo top international award.

Fourth floor of Tutor Hall a place of wonder for visitors of all ages

Prashanth Bhat, Ph.D. was one of some fifty Viterbi alumni and parents who joined Dean Yannis Yortsos in Bangalore

Emeritus Professor to receive National Engineering Economy Teaching Excellence Award

NASA Administrator Charles Bolden and AECOM CEO John Dionisio also recognized at School's Awards Banquet

The distinguished Cornell University researcher says computer science is undergoing fundamental change

The Viterbi EE Department's naming donor is one of seven Trojans to be honored April 24

In fowlplay, humans are targets of 'rain of terror' from bombardier pigeons overhead

The USS San Francisco hosts Viterbi faculty for a daylong embark with the message: Tell your students — the Navy is hiring!

Nenad Medvidović and Robert Scholtz helped grad students, Andrea Armani and David D'Argenio undergrads

Andrea Armani, Michelle Povinelli and Anupam Madhukar receive funding to "purchase scientific equipment costing $50,000 or more"

"We want to create the best doctors and best engineers and teach them to work together," said Terry Sanger, faculty member at both schools.

Viterbi alumnus and donor Feng Deng sponsors the fourth in a series of faculty forums, this one at USC

Sparkling faculty and post-doc presentations, plus awards to outstanding posters from Chair Shanghua Teng

Before the ceremony, the special effects' maestro demonstrated his Academy Award winning work for CS faculty and students.

Meet the chemical engineering team assembled by Andrea Armani of the Mork Department to create new optical devices and biosensors

Technology-enhanced classroom access now allows for remote access (live or anytime-anywhere) to the program taught by Professor Joe Devinny and others.

Andrea Hodge and Rahul Jain are awarded multi-year grants to study nanoscale material science and network economics

Qualcomm co-founder Andrew Viterbi is serenaded by the Trojan Marching Band; a plaque bearing his image now graces Tutor Hall.

Computer scientist Gaurav Sukhatme will lead a $7.5 million effort to further coordination and control in people+machine teams

Chair Geoff Spedding welcomed Northwestern University's Stephen H. Davis, who discussed controlling interfacial instabilities.

Viterbi student Elton Kwok and others snag top prizes and job interviews at the Sparks Construction Competition.

A substantial delegation of female USC students gathered downtown Feb. 23 for lunch, transportation talk, and networking.

Students from three USC schools are charged with developing the next hot commercial product — together.

Dean Yannis Yortsos congratulates Paul Debevec for his game-changing technical achievements after the ceremony

Hong Kong shipping executive Kenneth Koo pledges up to $4.1 million to fund research to reduce cargo ship diesel emissions.

Powered by alumnus Christopher Leung and interns from top Chinese universities, USC engineering has its feet on the ground on the mainland

Urbashi Mitra will study the use of networked, autonomous robots in dynamic environments.

Behrokh Khoshnevis (ISE) believes his patented process has potential to improve production at many wells

The Hsieh Department professor will teach and conduct research in Finland from March-June, 2011.

Burcin Becerik-Gerber uses cyber-wizardry to create bicoastal student project teams.

Dean Yannis C. Yortsos will explore the "calculus of sustainability" in four lectures for undergraduates

USC Astronautics students are building the vehicle on campus and at the Information Sciences Institute

Kuwait Oil Company employees will learn smart petroleum technologies from Viterbi experts like Iraj Ershaghi via distance education.

Ryan Kramer's only 19, but he has earned a master's in engineering management and a full-time job offer from JPL.

The Ming Hsieh Department wireless communications expert won a Globecom 2009 Award only 11 months after arriving at the Viterbi School

The X PRIZE Foundation's Eileen Bartholomew challenges Viterbi and Marshall School students to create a high-stakes solar energy competition

Chul Min Lee (EE04) and faculty advisor Professor Shrikanth Narayanan share IEEE Signal Processing Society Research Honor

Viterbi students and their Chinese counterparts discuss global innovation from classrooms 6,000 miles apart.

A Viterbi/ISI-Childrens Hospital L.A. study estimates 44% of victims are under 18 years old.

The distinguished engineer-educator also has an appointment in the Rossier School.

The Astani Department inventor of 'Glubam' is honored in the world center of bamboo cultivation.

Dean Yannis C. Yortsos will join diplomats and policy experts to discuss the role of scientists in international relations

The pianist-professor demonstrates "interactive software that analyzes music on the fly"

Construction engineering major Kyle Burnham has excelled in research, leadership, scholarship, and commitment

"Dave," a USC faculty member for more than 40 years, died January 12, shortly after his 83rd birthday.

After 34 years of service to ISSM and the Viterbi School, the veteran writer passed away January 9.

The ICT visual effects wizard is a Research Associate Professor in the Viterbi School Computer Science Department.

Aristides Requicha, Shrikanth Narayanan, and Antonio Ortega will present talks to specialist colleagues under the auspices of the prestigious engineering organization

Honors to Aiichiro Nakano, who uses supercomputers to visualize interactions of millions and even billions of individual atoms.

With a joint appointment at Viterbi and Keck and extensive background in Health Science Technology, "Dr. Sanger is an ideal choice."