All Spring 2020 full-time (at least 12 credit hours) Illinois Tech undergraduate students are invited to enter the Department of Humanities' 55th Annual Writing Contest. Entries can include original...
This workshop aims to provide a foundation in python programming for complete beginners. Participants will be introduced to computational thinking, learn to recognize and handle different data types...
Speaker: Josh Spitz, Norman M. Leff, professor of physics, Michigan University Description: Nearly 90 years after its proposed existence, the neutrino remains largely mysterious and elusive. We don't...
This event is open to all Illinois Tech faculty and students. Abstract Programs are not immutable. In fact, most programs are under constant changes for security (e.g, vulnerability fix) and non...
The Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering welcomes David Nielsen, associate professor of chemical engineering at Arizona State University, for a discussion on: "Pathway, Strain, and...
Speaker: Peter Bonate, Executive Director, Clinical Pharmacology & Exploratory Development PKMS New Technologies- Astellas Pharma US Description: One of the central questions in developing new drugs...
Since graduating from Illinois Institute of Technology in 1989, Thomas Roszak has left an astounding imprint on Chicago’s built environment, from the welcome center at Adler Planetarium to recently...
This event is open to all Illinois Tech faculty and staff. Abstract Transient faults are becoming a significant concern for emerging extreme-scale high-performance computing (HPC) systems. This...
All faculty and staff are invited to join the president at the spring university wide faculty and staff update meeting taking place on Wednesday, March 4, 2020 in the Hermann Hall Auditorium at 10 a.m...
The Chicago-Kent College of Law Library and the Chicago-Kent Society of Women in Law present a free screening of The Judge, a documentary film that provides rare insights into both Islamic law and...
