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Slowing Light to Speed Data: Viterbi School Wins $4.3 M Photonics IT Contract
May 15, 2008
Two prizewinning Hsieh department specialists hope to break a bottleneck that has long limited computing systems that use light - photons - instead of electronics for processing.
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Fuzzy Logician Wins Highly Definite Award
May 11, 2008
Bart Kosko of the Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering was one of three recipients of an excellence award from the USC Faculty Senate.
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Viterbi Undergrads Make Smart Surfboard Waves
May 08, 2008
In January, Ed Maby and Adam Fincham's students were given a two-word assignment: "Smart Surfboards." By May, they'd gone surfing.
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Michael Safonov Elected IFAC Fellow
May 07, 2008
The Ming Hsieh Department professor is a leader in the field of robust control.
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2008 Viterbi School Faculty and Staff Awards
April 29, 2008
Dean Yortsos recognizes exceptional teaching, research and service to the Viterbi School in his annual "State of the School" speech and awards luncheon.
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Three Ming Hsieh EE Faculty given Mellon Mentoring Awards
April 24, 2008
Three Ming Hsieh EE faculty are recognized for mentoring that made a difference in lives of fellow faculty and/or students.
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Ming Hsieh Professor Wins Award at Internet Workshop
April 16, 2008
Assistant Professor Konstantinos Psounis wins “Best and Most Compelling Presentation and Demonstration” at Stanford University workshop on the future of the Internet.
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Andrew J. Viterbi, Laureate for 2008 Millennium Technology Prize
April 13, 2008
Nominees are in competition for the world’s largest technology prize, which honors innovation that has significantly improved the quality of life.
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Viterbi Nanowires Shine in Active Matrix Displays
March 31, 2008
The Hsieh department's Chongwu Zhou is part of a team that has created a brilliant, luminous active matrix display, the first ever made using transparent transistors and circuits.
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Viterbi School's Tom Katsouleas Named Duke University Dean of Engineering
March 06, 2008
The Viterbi School professor of electrical engineering is known for his cutting edge research to improve and miniaturize particle accelerators.
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