Editing Information Sciences Institute (section)

==Organizational structure==
ISI is organized into seven divisions focused on differing areas of research expertise:<ref name="isi.edu"/>

*Advanced Electronics: MOSIS shared-services integrated circuit research and fabrication, CMOS and post-CMOS concepts, and biomimetics
*Computational Systems and Technology: quantum computing; supercomputing; cloud, wireless, reconfigurable and multicore computing; microarchitecture and electronics; science automation technologies; social networks and space systems
*Informatics Systems Research:  grid computing, information security, service-oriented architectures, imaging and medical informatics that aim to transform healthcare discovery processes, practice and delivery.
*Artificial Intelligence:  artificial intelligence in natural language, machine translation, information integration, education, robotics and other disciplines.
*Networking and Cybersecurity:  internet security research and international testbed, internet measurement and monitoring approaches, and sensor networks that emphasize both networking theory and practice.
*Space Technology and Systems:  space research and hands-on involvement for students through the Space Engineering Research Center, operated jointly by ISI and USC.
*Vision, Image, Speech and Text Analytics: ISI's Center for Vision, Image, Speech and Text Analytics (VISTA) is an internationally recognized leader in areas such as multimedia signal processing, computer vision, and natural language analysis.

Smaller, specialized research groups operate within almost all divisions.

ISI is led by Executive Director Craig Knoblock, the previous director to the AI division.