A new analysis of the economic impacts of Hurricane Katrina and Superstorm Sandy could help improve climate resilience planning for cities anticipating severe weather events going forward. In a...
Algorithms used to recommend books or movies might help people discover a new favorite author or director, but algorithms used to recommend news and opinion articles can redirect readers in...
Several Chicago South Side neighborhoods depend on the limited healthy food options available in convenience stores, a new study from Illinois Institute of Technology Assistant Professor of Social...
New research from Illinois Institute of Technology Professor of Philosophy Warren Schmaus explores the views of French philosophers Antoine Augustin Cournot (1801–1877) and Charles Bernard Renouvier...
The Socially Responsible Modeling, Computation, and Design ( SoReMo) initiative kicked off its forum series for the fall 2021 semester with a new focus that will allow students and student researchers...
A new publication from clinical psychology second-year doctoral student Hannah VanLandingham and Assistant Professor of Psychology Rachael Ellison offers an updated review on the impact of stereotype...
Issues surrounding migration in Africa and the relationship between migration and the welfare state in Europe and North America are examined in two new publications from Illinois Institute of...
Professor Jovan Brankov (M.S. EE ’99, Ph.D. ’02), Assistant Professor Amandeep Sandhu, and electrical engineering doctoral student Xin Huang are just three of the winners of the university wide...
Associate Professor of History Mar Hicks has recently been named one of “100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics” and has also just published their second book. The “brilliant women” recognition came from...
Elizabeth Dougherty’s research on eating disorders is getting noticed. The clinical psychology Ph.D. student saw her work recognized this year through a Rising Star Award from the UC San Diego Eating...
