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Longwei Liu, Keyue Shen and Peter Yingxiao Wang are part of cross-disciplinary teams awarded funding through the annual NEMO Prize, which supports collaborations between USC Viterbi School of Engineering researchers and the university’s health sciences schools.
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Arjun Karnwal was featured for developing software to aid radiation oncologists at CHLA treat children with cancer
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A smart lactation pad created by Maral Mousavi’s MAD Lab was featured.
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Research by Qifa Zhou’s lab, along with collaborators at Keck, was highlighted.
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Research by Professor Maral Mousavi, PhD student Melissa Banks and collaborators that pioneered the first wearable, rapid sensor for at-home measurement of chemicals in breast milk, was featured.
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Qifa Zhou and his lab worked with a Caltech-led team on a method for 3D printing polymers at specific locations deep within living animals.
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Research by Eun Ji Chung was featured.
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Francisco Valero Cuevas and Andrea Armani were interviewed in this series about engineering.
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An NIH-backed collaboration between USC engineers and doctors provides hope for patients with severe depression and other mood disorders.
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Petros Ioannou, Peter Kuhn, and Surya Prakash are among the faculty selected for their research leadership.
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Eun Ji Chung, Wade Hsu, and John Oghalai are co-recipients of the university’s first NEMO Prizes
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Francisco Valero Cuevas spoke about how USC is trying to jumpstart innovation with Frontiers of Computing and make LA the center of technology and artificial intelligence
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Los Angeles Business Journal mentioned the named of the Alfred E. Mann Dept of Biomedical Engineering.
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The recent renaming of the Alfred E. Mann Department of Biomedical Engineering was mentioned.
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Research by Ted Berger and Dong Song to improve memory via a prosthesis was highlighted
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The labs of Francisco Valero-Cuevas and Quan Nguyen were featured in on “Techfor Good” segment on robots and biomimcry
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Research by Mark Humayun showing the success of stem-cell derived implants for macular degeneration —without the need for long-term immunosuppressants, was highlighted
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Research conducted by the Armani Lab was featured showing how virtual conferences could ensure greater diversity, equity and inclusion for STEM researchers
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Gizmodo quoted Dong Song regarding the possibility that brain-machine interface technology could directly write information on the brain.
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Dong Song was quoted on how neuroprosthetics could aim in memory
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Megan McCain was recently awarded tenure as an Associate Professor and the Chonette Early Career Chair in the departments of Biomedical Engineering, and Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine at USC.
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The Hill featured research by Gianluca Lazzi to develop a bionic eye.
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Computing advances are speeding up improvements to the artificial retina developed by USC’s Mark Humayun and colleagues.
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Fraser is USC’s first ever recipient of the Conklin Medal, recognizing extraordinary research contributions to developmental biology.
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Professor Fraser was recognized “for integrating biophysics, quantitative biology, and molecular imaging to enable unprecedented views of normal function and disease in live organisms, from embryonic development to old age.” He is the second Viterbi faculty member to be elected to the National Academy of Medicine.
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A study by Cristina Zavaleta regarding on how common pigments and dyes could help with early cancer diagnosis was featured
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Andrea Armani was interviewed about helping first-year students navigate college during the pandemic.
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Mark Humayun, MD, PhD, director of the USC Dr. Allen and Charlotte Ginsburg Institute for Biomedical Therapeutics and co-director of the USC Roski Eye Institute, was awarded the 2020 Medal for Innovations
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How USC Viterbi researchers innovated, disrupted, and engaged new frontiers from a distance
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What Happens When All Students Become On-Line Students? Look to the Engineers.
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The National Science Foundation’s innovation grant to ophthalmologist and engineer Mark Humayun will advance efforts to slow down or reverse retinal degeneration.
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The biomedical engineering graduates have been awarded the prestigious Fulbright grants to enable them to travel overseas to teach or conduct research.
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The newly developed method is called SEER, which USC researchers say works up to 67 times faster and at 2.7 times greater definition than current techniques.
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Professor of Biomedical Engineering Qifa Zhou and his team have developed a way to use ultrasound to deliver cancer drugs directly to tumors.
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From engineering rockets that break records to solving global crisis and launching start-ups, the Class of 2019 is going places
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USC Viterbi School of Engineering’s 2019 Ph.D. Hooding and Awards ceremony
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Research by Ted Berger was mentioned on technology to improve the brain’s performance
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Theodore Berger was quoted about his mathematical model that predicts how the human mind forms a memory.
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PhD student Brian Cohn from the Valero-Cuevas Lab was featured for winning the $10,000 prize from USC’s recent “Voice Assistants for All” hackathon.
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Francisco Valero-Cuevas was awarded an honorary degree from his alma mater, Swarthmore College for his scientific contributions. He spoke at Swarthmore’s commencement ceremony on May 27, 2018
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This award is given annually to an individual “to recognize an individual(s) for outstanding achievement, contribution(s), and/or innovation in a technical area of biomedical engineering.”
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People who have difficulty remembering things or making new memories because of a stroke, brain injury or illness may one day benefit from a new study that helps patients make new memories.
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Ph.D. on 5/10 at 9am PDT, Undergraduate on 5/11 at 11am PDT, Graduate on 5/11 at 3pm PDT, Computer Science Graduate on 5/11 at 6:30pm PDT
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Retired ophthalmologist Allen Ginsburg and his wife, Charlotte, donate $10 million to name the USC Institute for Biomedical Therapeutics
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It’s the first human trial, which is designed to replace a single-cell layer that degenerates in patients with dry age-related macular degeneration.
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Want to create machines that move more naturally? Maybe start by replicating the spinal cord
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An Evening With Biotech’s Best will feature National Medal of Science Laureates and pioneers of the biotechnology industry Marvin Caruthers and Leroy Hood at the new USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience – March 21 – 6pm to 8pm
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Professor Berger is awarded a distinguished lectureship from IEEE’S Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBS).
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PhD student Joycelyn Yip ultimately hopes to test heart disease treatments in ways that reduce risk to patients
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USC Viterbi biomedical engineers develop a system that tracks vital signs of patients from admission to discharge
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Our memories could one day get a boost from a new brain implant device, according to a new study by USC researchers
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The largest building on the University Park Campus brings together top engineers and scientists in shared spaces designed to encourage collaborative research.
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At the USC Michelson Center, Professor Scott Fraser’s incredible movies explore an unanswered question. How memories are formed?
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SynTouch, which spun out of the University of Southern California, has created a robotic fingertip that rubs a material and precisely measures the “feel” of it in 15 dimensions, ranging from coarseness to coolness
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Mark Humayun and Shri Narayanan recognized for innovation in creating or facilitating outstanding inventions that have made a tangible impact.
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New Scientist highlighted research by Ted Berger to develop a neuroprosthetic to help Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, stroke and other brain disorders and injuries.
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USC researchers to participate in Vice President Joe Biden’s Cancer Moonshot exhibit at a White House event.
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Work by Viterbi’s Stacey Finley, an investigator in the Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience was highlighted for her work with colleagues to create a predictive computational model of T cell activation
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USC researchers hope to usher in new treatments for patients with muscular dystrophy
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Research by Megan McCain and colleagues on a new method to build bigger and stronger muscle fibers was featured
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Research by Megan McCain and colleagues on an innovative new method for studying skeletal muscle development was featured.
