Contemplating a Nation’s Happiness
For many individuals, happiness is nothing more than a state of mind. Two Illinois Institute of Technology faculty from the School of Applied Technology, however, have been studying happiness through...
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New College of Computing to Drive Innovation in Education
Illinois Institute of Technology is strengthening its ability to provide the talent, tools, and technology to an emerging tech economy by taking the bold initiative of creating the College of...
Rising to the Final Round of the Innovation Challenge
An app whose student creators say is the solution to the small business tech gap in their local shopping district and a device that functions as an early alarm system for uncovering atherosclerosis...
Internet Expert Named Director of New Computational Thinking Center
Anita Nikolich, research professor of computer science, is ready to tackle the challenges of incorporating computation across Illinois Institute of Technology as the inaugural director of the Active...
Caflisch Lecture Highlights 13th Annual Menger Celebration March 6
The Department of Applied Mathematics at Illinois Institute of Technology will host Russel Caflisch, director and professor of mathematics at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences of New York...
Applied Mathematician Cialenco Adds New International Appointments to Résumé
Igor Cialenco, associate professor of applied mathematics at Illinois Tech, was appointed as a managing editor of the International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Finance (IJTAF), one of the top...
Predictive Policing Among Topics Shared at SAT Panel Discussion
The impact of “Big Brother” within private industry, the security of today’s tech solutions, and the pros and cons of predictive policing were just three of the topics discussed at the first panel discussion in the Ethics and Technology Panel Discussion Series on December 14, 2019.
SAT’s Maurice Dawson on the Road with Route Fifty
Digital and events media brand Route Fifty is keeping state and local governments across America in the loop by enabling them to share best practices and innovative solutions to key challenges.
SAT Wins at COD Cyber Fire Cybersecurity Training Event
A team of Information Technology and Management students from Illinois Tech’s School of Applied Technology and a Wilbur Wright College graduate won first place in the United States Department of...
Combating a Long-Standing Database Security Issue
Akvile Kiskis (ITM ’19, M.A.S. CYF ’19), who was awarded a Foreign Affairs Information Technology Fellowship in 2017, has addressed a long-standing problem in database security in a paper published in...