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November 20, 2013
Student named national astronomy ambassador
Graduate student Valerie Rapson was invited to join the American Astronomical Society Astronomy Ambassador program. -
November 20, 2013
RIT hosts image processing workshop Friday
Scientists from around the region will share their image-processing research at the Western New York Image Processing Workshop in Louise M. Slaughter Hall on Nov. 22. -
November 18, 2013
Shedding light on Earth-like planets
Researchers are advancing imaging detectors for NASA space missions. -
November 15, 2013
Math major shares passion for creative writing
A Q&A with fourth-year applied mathematics Will Consagra, who is participating in the Undergraduate/Faculty Reading Series on Nov. 21. -
November 14, 2013
Alumnus conducts unique chemistry experiment
When his cousin’s nail art experiment led to a chemical burn, Andrew Robak ’02, a chemistry professor, set out to find out why. -
November 12, 2013
Scientist to give talk on Mars rovers Nov. 14
Steven Squyres will present “Roving Mars: Spirit, Opportunity and the Exploration of the Red Planet” as part of the RIT’s College of Science Distinguished Speaker Series. -
November 8, 2013
Biochemistry student wins fellowship
Tessa DiDonato was awarded an American Society for Microbiology Undergraduate Research Fellowship. -
October 22, 2013
RIT celebrates 75th anniversary of xerography
RIT’s Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science will celebrate Chester Carlson and the invention of xerography with a screening of a documentary on Wednesday. -
October 18, 2013
Program teaches first-year students how to learn
RIT is launching a National Science Foundation-funded program to improve the retention of deaf, hard-of-hearing and first-generation undergraduates majoring in STEM fields. -
October 15, 2013
Grad wins top award from American Physical Society
Hao Shi, a 2013 graduate of the physics program, will receive the American Physical Society’s LeRoy Apker Award, which recognizes outstanding achievement in physics. -
October 4, 2013
Professors help Rwandan teens learn mapping skills
Brian Tomaszewski and Anthony Vodacek are helping 225 high school students in Rwanda map the natural resources in their communities using tablets and smart phones. -
October 3, 2013
Imaging scientist to address Optical Society
Associate professor Jie Qiao will present “WiSTEE: Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Entrepreneurship” at the Minorities and Women in OSA Networking Reception.