From a transformative investment in AI to major research wins and a new emphasis on experiential learning, USC Viterbi is ...

A USC study of nearly 2,000 hours of Holocaust survivor testimony finds that smiling often signals distress, not happiness, and offers a simple clue for telling the two apart.

From Olympic crowds to satellite manufacturing, USC Viterbi junior Mila Mattson is driven to make complex systems work better ...

USC Viterbi and Stevens researchers team up with Cal Fire to build the first AI tool that could pinpoint where a wildfire started and spread during its first 24 hours in upcoming project ...

A study of hundreds of thousands of suicide records finds overlooked chances to recognize distress long before a person reaches a mental health clinic – or worse Picture a forlorn man walking into a ...

USC engineers develop a material that can withstand temperatures exceeding 600°C while dumping heat into space and protecting ...

During his career at the USC Institute for Creative Technologies within USC Viterbi and USC Stevens, Professor Jonathan Gratch has helped define the science of affective computing and its role in ...

In a new Nature Sustainability commentary, USC Viterbi researcher argues advanced water modeling can reduce uncertainty and ...

The USC Viterbi and Stevens researchers' automated system analyzes multilingual job postings to identify deceptive ...

BME 50 – The Alfred E. Mann Department of Biomedical Engineering at USC Viterbi and Keck celebrated 50 years of excellence and innovation with a two-day gathering The department celebrated its 50th ...

With an expanded role in NSF AI4OPT’s second phase, USC will lead AI for Optimization research, bring together a larger interdisciplinary team and host the Seth Bonder summer camp Over the next five ...