In 1972, at the age of 52, Uncapher took a bold risk, left RAND and formed an institute that would jumpstart the digital revolution.
One of the Internet's founding fathers explores its history and transformative impact, offering insights into what lies ahead.
A principal Internet architect recounts its genesis, emerging radio, satellite, and computer networks to revolutionize communication.
Since helping the White House go online, Terry Benzel has led the charge in tackling the dynamic challenges of cybersecurity.
His invention enabled hundreds of millions of domains, a communication revolution, and the task of managing a vast network.
She brought the first live concert online, then built the tools used for videoconferencing and a host of multimedia applications.
Her work on sensor networks revolutionized mobile health, environmental monitoring and how we solve global challenges.
Kevin Knight's machine-learning systems to decrypt the world's languages have transformed communication.
How her Pegasus software enabled the Nobel-winning discovery of gravitational waves, validating Einstein's theory.
Knoblock has led ISI through the Age of Al, pioneering machine learning advancements that revolutionize data integration and problem-solving.
Transforming the U.S. microelectronics industry and enhancing national security with advancements in heterogeneous computing technologies.
How ISI's emerging researchers are reducing biases in Al to create a more equitable and reliable legal process.
He started as a grocery store worker in New York, then went on to shape computer science in the era of brilliant tech.
Balzer, ISI's employee nr. 1, recalls how the Pentagon Papers ignited ISI's creation, drawing the brightest computer scientists.
She studies the inner-workings of social networks to counter misinformation and break down echo chambers.
His work with Al is setting a precedent for using advanced technology to address the world's most pressing issues.
How can future internet models be designed to enhance cybersecurity, foster collaboration, and drive technological transformation?
Empowering diverse teams at ISI to drive innovation and tackle moonshots at the edge of the doable.
Exploring the mysteries of the semantic web, transforming data into knowledge to revolutionize human-machine interaction.
Making the invisible visible, machine learning and computer vision redefine sports analytics, uncovering insights that reach beyond the arena.
Yolanda Gil's work on intelligent systems that learn, reason, and explain has shaped how Al collaborates with humans, powering discoveries from Siri to scientific breakthroughs.
Yigal Arens's work in information integration advanced how intelligent systems connect and interpret data from diverse sources.
Zachary Lemnios advanced defense innovation and microelectronics, partnering with ISI to expand access to chip design and seed a new generation of technologists.
From the Higgs boson to biomedical labs, Carl Kesselman transforms data into a reliable foundation for innovation.
Dean Yortsos charts ISI's 50-year journey and explores how engineering must rise to meet the intertwined futures of technology and humanity.
The Keston Family Endowment empowers researchers at USC's Information Sciences Institute to transform bold ideas into working prototypes.
He is developing Al tools to support local news, surface untold stories, and expand the voices we hear.
Yao-Yi Chiang transforms historical maps into living data, revealing how our cities, environments, and infrastructure have evolved over time.
His work helps machines grasp the cultural context behind human behavior, from conflict zones to social platforms.
He helped ISI grow not just in size, but in ambition, relevance, and impact.
In an era of dial-up, Felderman dreamed of lightning and built the networks to carry it.
He doesn't just detect deepfakes, he dismantles them frame by frame.