Spring 2015
By Carl Marziali
By Marc Ballon
By Dean Yannis C. Yotsos
By Katie McKissick
By Megan Hazle
By Orli Belman and Megan Hazle
By Hai Vu
By Cathi Douglas
By Samantha Romero
By Orli Belman
By Cassie Paton and Marc Ballon
By Adam Smith
By Robert Perkins
By Najmedin Meshkati
By Matthew Kredell
By David Haldane
By Greg Hardesty
Much more than entertainment, games hold the power to transform people's lives.
With a legacy of strength in artificial intelligence, robotics, theory, games, multimedia, data-mining and machine learning, combined with a strong tradition of interdisciplinary research, USC Viterbi is a global leader in computer science.
USC Viterbi computer scientist Ethan Katz-Bassett works on ways to make the Internet run smoother, faster and better.
Illustration: FOAF
A software program created by USC Viterbi’s Milind Tambe protects U.S. ports and airports from terrorists and aims to protect wildlife from poachers.
Photo: Noe Montes
George Ban-Weiss believes that reflective residential rooftops can help cool our homes and even reduce air pollution.
The wife of USC Trustee Andrew Viterbi and USC Viterbi joint namesake was a staunch supporter of USC.
Infographic: FOAF
