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Enrollment Division Kudos Awards
June 8, 2017The Enrollment Division recently began the “Kudos Awards” program soon after the second Staff Speak survey results became available. -
New Arcade Game in The McCormick Tribune Campus Center
June 8, 2017The Office of Campus Life has added a new arcade game to The McCormick Tribune Campus Center (MTCC). It contains over 500 games, many of which are two-player. -
Chemical and Biological Engineering Department Honors Students and Faculty at Awards Dinner
June 8, 2017The Chemical and Biological Engineering (ChBE) Department held the inaugural ChBE Awards Dinner on April 19 to honor students and faculty for their exemplary service and dedication to the department. -
Babatunde A. Ogunnaike Presents Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Department’s Annual Peck Lecture
June 8, 2017The 2017 Ralph Peck Lecture and Reception was held on April 14 and was well attended by students, faculty and staff. -
School of Applied Technology Director of Information Technology Louis McHugh is quoted in The Atlantic about a mysterious printer code that could have led the FBI to an NSA contractor the agency alleges stole classified documents.
June 8, 2017The code is an almost-invisible grid of dots that some color printers ink into every document they print. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Anthony Michael Kreis spoke to Slate about a bill recently approved by the Illinois General Assembly that would ban “gay panic” defenses at trial.
June 8, 2017“This historic vote is an important advancement for LGBTQ civil rights,” commented Anthony Michael Kreis, who drafted the bill. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Daniel Martin Katz commented for American Lawyer about a new startup that rates legal services using new data systems.
June 8, 2017Qualmet, a startup based in Louisville, Kentucky, is banking on the idea that corporate clients will pay to compare notes about working with different law firms—and that law firms will pay to learn from those ratings. -
College of Science Distinguished Professor of Computer Science Xian-He Sun is featured in several media outlets discussing a tool he and his team developed to move data seamlessly between Hadoop and parallel file systems.
June 8, 2017The tool, called PortHadoop, will improve scientists' ability to merge high performance computing with cloud computing. -
Illinois Tech Applied Math Hosts NSF-Sponsored Conference on Nonlocal Dynamics
June 6, 2017A National Science Foundation-sponsored conference on "Nonlocal Dynamics: Theory, Computation and Applications" is being held on Illinois Tech's Mies Campus this week, June 5–9, 2017. -
Armour College of Engineering Adjunct Faculty Julide Demirdoven Publishes and Presents Study on Building Energy Modeling
June 6, 2017The study, “Performance and Optimization Learning Modules for BIM Education,” discusses the CAE 515 Building Energy Modeling (BEM) course where Demirdoven teaches methods to improve building performance by utilizing Building Information Models (BIMs).