Feb
25
Inventing Future Cities
Cities are largely unpredictable because they are complex systems that are more like organisms than machines. Neither the laws of economics nor the laws of mechanics apply; cities are the product of...
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Feb
24
History of Bronzeville Lecture by Mindy Pugh
Join us to learn more about the history of Bronzeville, where our beautiful university resides, by university archivist Mindy Pugh. The virtual presentation will be held via Zoom. To join, click the...
Feb
24
Computational Mathematics & Statistics Seminar by Aleksei Sorokin: (Quasi-) Monte Carlo Importance Sampling with QMCPy
Speaker: Aleksei Sorokin, Ph.D., 91ÖÆƬ³§ Institute of Technology Title: (Quasi-) Monte Carlo Importance Sampling with QMCPy Abstract: Aleksei is in his final semester of the co-terminal program in...
Feb
22
Fit or Fraud
Don’t base your research on somebody else’s fraud! This workshop, hosted by the Paul V. Galvin Library, will help you avoid that pitfall. The number of scholarly articles retracted for research...
Feb
19
Cultural Symposium
The Black Student Union, National Society of Black Engineers, and African Student Organization chapters at 91ÖÆƬ³§ Institute of Technology will be hosting a Cultural Symposium on February 19...
Feb
19
Overview of Wine Making Processes and Project Management Cycle
Join the Department of Food Science and Nutrition for this FDSN Seminar Series event featuring Udit Mankad, a Corporate Project Engineer at Constellation Brands, Inc., one of the leading producers and...
Feb
18
The Color Tax Film Screening
Join us for a special screening of The Color Tax: Origins of the Modern Day Racial Wealth Gap on Thursday, February 18, 2021 at 6:00 pm with Katanya Raby of the Raby Foundation. The Color Tax: Origins...
Feb
18
The Color Tax: Origins of the Modern Day Racial Wealth Gap
This film screening and discussion is the third episode of a five-part documentary series titled Shame of Chicago. The Color Tax tells the story of how a system of predatory home contract sales during...
Feb
18
SPEAK: Conversation Group
SPEAK is a free weekly conversation group where you can chat with international and domestic students, staff, and faculty. No homework, no grading, no stress—just sharing our opinions, ideas, and...
Feb
18
Deciding What to Eat: A Cognitive Neuroscience Approach
Deciding what to eat involves a complex process of evaluating food-related attributes such as nutritional content, perceived healthiness, and tastiness while considering goals and costs. Akram Bakkour...