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College of Science Associate Professor of Computer Science Mustafa Bilgic shares one of 13 ways machine learning can steer you wrong in Informationweek.

August 18, 2016
Mustafa Bilgic discusses machine learning in InformationWeek.
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Illinois Tech Science Faculty Help Prepare CPS Teachers for Next Generation Science Standards

August 16, 2016
Illinois Tech, the Academy for Urban School Leadership, and National Louis University are partnering to help Chicago Public School teachers prepare for more demanding Next Generation Science Standards.
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CSRRI Participates in Denver X-Ray Conference

August 9, 2016
Illinois Tech’s Center for Synchrotron Radiation Research and Instrumentation (CSRRI) was an exhibitor at the 2016 Denver X-Ray Conference (DXC), the world’s largest X-ray conference, in Rosemont, Ill., August 1-5.
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Illinois Tech CS Alumna Harmony Clauer-Salyers Invents Voice Guided Deposit for Visually Impaired Combat Veterans and Other Visually Impaired Users

August 2, 2016
Illinois Tech computer science and engineering alumna, Harmony Clauer-Salyers (CS and CE ‘12), has developed a new voice-guidance feature that allows visually impaired combat veterans and other visually impaired users to deposit checks via their smartphones and tablets.
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Ben Stark, professor of biology, and former Ph.D. student Tony Sanny’s patent for method to genetically engineer bacteria and yeast to increase bioethanol production is covered in several media outlets.

August 2, 2016
Read the news coverage of Stark and Sanny's patent in several media outlets.
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Shlomo Argamon, professor of computer science, is interviewed about the linguistic evidence behind the identity of the Democratic National Committee email hacker in an article in The New York Times.

July 28, 2016
Read the complete article and Shlomo Argamon's quote in The New York Times.
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Santos Named to Crain’s “Tech 50” List

July 26, 2016
Eunice Santos, the Ron Hochsprung Endowed Chair and Professor of Computer Science, was named to the Crain’s Chicago Business “Tech 50” list of people to know in Chicago’s tech ecosystem.
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Illinois Tech Scientists Receive Patent for Method to Genetically Engineer Bacteria and Yeast to Increase Bioethanol Production

July 26, 2016
Scientists from Illinois Institute of Technology received a patent for a method to genetically engineer bacteria and yeast to increase bioethanol production, especially from cellulosic material in biomass like twigs, branches, plant stalks and husks, and woodchips.
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Eunice Santos, The Ron Hochsprung Endowed Chair and Professor of Computer Science, is listed as one of Chicago’s Tech 50 in Crain’s Chicago.

July 19, 2016
Eunice Santos, Hochsprung Endowed Chair Professor of Computer Science Chair of the Department of Computer Science, is listed as one of Chicago's Tech 50 in Crain's Chicago.
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College of Science Professor of Physics Jeff Terry suggests building nuclear reactors at shuttered coal plant sites in Midwest Energy News interview.

July 14, 2016
Read the article in Midwest Energy News here.…
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College of Science Archive

College of Science Associate Professor of Computer Science Mustafa Bilgic shares one of 13 ways machine learning can steer you wrong in Informationweek.

Illinois Tech Science Faculty Help Prepare CPS Teachers for Next Generation Science Standards

CSRRI Participates in Denver X-Ray Conference

Illinois Tech CS Alumna Harmony Clauer-Salyers Invents Voice Guided Deposit for Visually Impaired Combat Veterans and Other Visually Impaired Users

Ben Stark, professor of biology, and former Ph.D. student Tony Sanny’s patent for method to genetically engineer bacteria and yeast to increase bioethanol production is covered in several media outlets.

Shlomo Argamon, professor of computer science, is interviewed about the linguistic evidence behind the identity of the Democratic National Committee email hacker in an article in The New York Times.

Santos Named to Crain’s “Tech 50” List

Illinois Tech Scientists Receive Patent for Method to Genetically Engineer Bacteria and Yeast to Increase Bioethanol Production

Eunice Santos, The Ron Hochsprung Endowed Chair and Professor of Computer Science, is listed as one of Chicago’s Tech 50 in Crain’s Chicago.

College of Science Professor of Physics Jeff Terry suggests building nuclear reactors at shuttered coal plant sites in Midwest Energy News interview.

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