This year professors—who are the most consistent communicators with students in this era of remote learning—will need to help students vote. This role raises a lot of questions: Why should I take...
SPEAK is a free weekly conversation group where you can chat with international and domestic students, staff, and faculty. No homework, no grading, no stress—just sharing our opinions, ideas, and...
Speaker: Guillermo Alonso Alvarez, Ph.D. student, Department of Applied Mathematics, Illinois Tech Description: The role of the broker in the market is to produce transactions for an Investor charging...
Join the Department of Social Sciences for this Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event featuring guest speaker Shamsnaz Bhada. Bhada is an assistant professor of electrical and computer...
This workshop will explore how to use the GrantForward database as well as various research databases to identify funders and funding opportunities. Thursday, October 1 from 3–4 p.m. Thursday, October...
Student voting rates are increasing, and scientists are showing more and more interest in civic engagement. Will those trends extend to STEM majors? Will 2020 be the year that STEM majors vote at...
SPEAK is a free weekly conversation group where you can chat with international and domestic students, staff, and faculty. No homework, no grading, no stress—just sharing our opinions, ideas, and...
Join the Department of Social Sciences for its fifth event in the Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series. The event's speaker is Costa Samaras, an associate professor of civil and environmental...
Research databases are different from Google—they provide many more options for power searching. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to get the most out of research databases, including controlled...
Speaker: Kinjal Basu, staff applied researcher LinkedIn Description: Key problems arising in web applications (with millions of users and thousands of items) can be formulated as Linear Programs (LP)...
