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Students recognized for outstanding academic achievement, leadership and service

The gift will establish the USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy for Arts, Technology and the Business of Innovation.

In recognition for his outstanding, continuous research in cortical prosthetics

Ashish Soni talks about the creation and goals of the Viterbi Startup Garage

The Discovery Files explains how USC Viterbi-developed “Privacy-Preserving Photo Sharing" works

Arthur Toga and Paul Thompson lead the Laboratory of Neuro Imaging (LONI) cluster hire

Mark Humayun discusses his development of the Argus II to help restore sight to the blind

Ted Berger and a team of neuroscientists are getting closer to repairing memory damage

Robert Downey Jr., Dean Yortsos, and others award student finalists at Marvel's nationwide science competition

James Moore talks about the new system to synchronize LA's 4,300 traffic lights

ITP's Trina Gregory talks about the new mobile app development curriculum starting in Fall 2013

USC Viterbi School of Engineering namesake is recognized for his innovations in communications technology.

Ben Reichardt discusses his co-authored Nature journal article on classical command of quantum systems

Retired Gen. David Petraeus is named Judge Widney Professor at USC, an appointment affiliated with USC Viterbi and other USC schools

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation finance a study for the Norman Lear Center and USC Viterbi to measure the actual impact of media

German researchers find that our love for robots, like Bandit from the USC Interaction Lab, is natural

The David Packard Professor of Engineering, Professor of Biomedical Engineering & Neuroscience and Director of the Center for Neural Engineering is helping to define the way we think about experimentation showing it is possible to correct for memory loss with implanted electrodes

USC Viterbi Team of Aditya Vaidyanathan, David Kingman and Theresa Kurth rises to the top among 11 Institutions with the paper “When do Endplates Work?”

Dr. Andrea Armani, a chemical engineering professor in the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, is able to peer into the molecular world of reactions by using lasers.

Show hosts ride hands-free electric skateboard developed by USC Viterbi alumni