Transforming Data Interaction with NSF Grant
The National Science Foundation has granted Illinois Institute of Technology researchers $4 million to explore a new vision in managing the increasing complexity and scale of data in modern scientific...
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Hackathon Team Develops Smart Helmets to Prevent Heat Stroke
Developing a heat-stroke early detection and warning system for construction workers netted the top prize at the SAS Institute’s annual SAS Hackathon for a team of Illinois Institute of Technology...
Research Revolutionizes Monte Carlo Methods with Machine Learning Approach
A research team that includes Nathan Kirk, applied mathematics senior research associate at Illinois Institute of Technology, has developed a groundbreaking approach that implements a machine learning...
A Mathematical Approach to California’s Water Woes
Severe drought and climate change have adversely affected groundwater aquifers globally, and an Illinois Institute of Technology researcher is working to help the California’s agriculture industry...
College of Computing Welcomes New Faculty
Illinois Institute of Technology’s College of Computing welcomed six new faculty members at the start of the fall 2024 semester to educate a growing student body and to push innovation through...
Exploring Big City Life and Pioneering Research
Students from universities across the nation converged at Illinois Institute of Technology to engage in an intense 10-week research project and to see the benefits of studying in a large metropolitan...
Experts Report: How Disinformation Impacts an Election
Assistant Professor of Information Technology and Management Maurice Dawson: The role that disinformation plays in campaigns as it relates to cybersecurity is to create confusion. It’s pretty...
Social Media Data Analysis Reveals Growing Acceptance of Health Information Technology
Social media can have a positive impact on public health awareness and improvement according to findings in a recent paper published by a team of researchers, which included Ann Rangarajan, assistant...
National Competition Enriches, Expands Students’ Programming Skills
A team of students from Illinois Institute of Technology expanded their skills and gained a greater understanding of the computing profession by traveling to the campus of the University of Central...
Kai Shu’s NSF CAREER Award Supports Journey to Fair AI in the Real World
Kai Shu, Gladwin Development Chair Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Illinois Institute of Technology, has spent years conducting research to reduce bias in artificial intelligence algorithms...