The SHINE students challenged themselves last Friday in sessions devoted to the field of electrical engineering, including a tour of USC’s cleanroom and a workshop on quantum computing.

At the SHINE cohort meeting on Friday 13, 2018, SHINE began with a brief overview of USC Viterbi poster conventions in preparation for the SHINE Poster Session on 8/2/2018 from 1:30 – 3:30.

Each Friday, we at SHINE highlight on a particular branch of engineering in workshops designed to show SHINE students the diversity of the field.

We are increasingly coming to recognize how much representation matters in STEM.

Supercomputing has expanded the field of engineering.

SHINE students are also learning many transferable skills that they’ll use in college and beyond.

Three of our SHINE students come to USC Viterbi after being nurtured by the TELACU Education Foundation.

It was a beautiful sunny day when SHINE students gathered together with other summer researchers on the E-quad to celebrate the 4th of July.

Professor Pierluigi Nuzzo’s electrical engineering lab may not look like a conventional STEM lab.

Every Friday during the seven weeks of SHINE, the cohort focuses as a group on one area of engineering research.

The SHINE18 cohort arrived at MATLAB training on Tuesday, 6/26/18.

Promoting the Clinical Translation of Nano-sized Imaging Agents.

Teamwork – it's essential in engineering, and in learning anything through experience.

SHINE 2018 students come from various regions of Southern California.