Research
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Notice from National Science Foundation
June 15, 2017 -
Office of Sponsored Research and Programs—Holiday Schedule
June 08, 2017 -
Sigma Xi/IIT Awards for Excellence in University Research
May 08, 2017 -
National Science Foundation Announces NSF CAREER Proposal Deadlines
May 08, 2017 -
Gates Open Research
April 26, 2017
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Notice from National Science Foundation
Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Katharine Baker talks to the Chicago Sun-Times about recent changes to Illinois divorce law.
May 9, 2017Katharine Baker explains how traditional child custody arrangements are evolving. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Daniel Martin Katz spoke to Science magazine about a model he and his team created that predicts Supreme Court outcomes.
May 3, 2017Artificial intelligence, like the model Daniel Martin Katz and his team created, often prevails at predicting Supreme Court decisions. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Adjunct Professor Eldon Ham is profiled in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin.
May 2, 2017Eldon Ham, who graduated from Chicago-Kent in 1976, discusses his rise from solo practitioner to high-profile sports attorney, his victory against the NFL that won him national recognition, and his most prized possession—a pair of signed boxing gloves from Muhammad Ali. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor César Rosado Marzán spoke to Bloomberg BNA about a recent victory for George Washington University student workers who want to unionize.
May 1, 2017A recent ruling by the National Labor Relations Board would clear the way for resident advisors at George Washington University to vote on gaining union representation. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent spoke to NBC 5 Chicago about a $5 million lawsuit alleging Bose headphones violate users’ privacy.
April 28, 2017"People don't read [privacy policies] and what needs to evolve is a custom where, if you do something out of the norm, you have to get consent," said Harold Krent. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent spoke to ABC 7 Chicago about whether “textalyzers” could prove in court if a driver was texting before a crash.
April 27, 2017"If there is only one driver it's not an issue, but if there are many people in the car, who used the phone will be a critical issue," said Harold Krent. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Anthony Michael Kreis wrote an op-ed for the Austin American-Statesman in opposition to a Texas bill that would prohibit local governments from banning anti-LGBT discrimination.
April 26, 2017"In their zeal to discriminate against gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender persons, Texas legislators want a path to kill LGBT civil rights under the radar," Anthony Michael Kreis writes. -
Global Legal Post mentioned Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Daniel Martin Katz and The Law Lab in an article about legal innovation.
April 25, 2017The article is part two of a three-part series on legal innovation that tackles the question of how we can innovate in the way we educate the lawyers of tomorrow. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Greg Reilly discusses his article “Decoupling Patent Law” on A Pint of Law podcast.
April 24, 2017Greg Reilly's article is forthcoming in the Boston University Law Review. -
Illinois Tech professors and students are quoted in an Al Jazeera interview about courtroom science.
April 21, 2017"There have been a lot of people let out of jail after many years ... because of some evidence that was refuted later on," Bill Lidinsky says.
