A USC alumna brings nuclear expertise to criminal investigations worldwide
You've heard of homicide detectives and crime scene investigators. But a nuclear detective?
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You've heard of homicide detectives and crime scene investigators. But a nuclear detective?
For one USC undergrad, visiting historic nuclear sites is a hobby that fuels his passion for nuclear engineering.
Forest Agostinelli has earned one of the National Science Foundation's most prestigious honors for early career faculty: a five-year, nearly $500,00 CAREER Award to develop artificial intelligence that can find solutions when researchers know what they need but don't know how to get there.