Smart specialization was conceived by EU policy-makers as a “bottom-up” framework to identify new growth paths connected to the existing knowledge cores of regions. Although the operationalization of...
In partnership with World Business 鶹APP’s Think鶹APP program and Women in Bio’s 3.8 Initiative, the Women Disruptors Series at Illinois Tech’s Ed Kaplan Family Institute for Innovation and Tech...
Technical innovations, particularly in the areas of artificial intelligence (AI) and social media, are known to introduce biases into the applications that replicate and amplify the prejudices and...
Join the Department of Information Technology and Management's Discover DevOps Seminar Series Tuesday March 16 to hear stories from Ade Maron (ITM '16), as she describes the day to day operations of a...
The Department of Information Technology and Management's Discovering DevOps Seminar Series welcomes Jean-Georges Perrin "jgp.” Perrin is an enterprise architect focusing on innovation at Advance Auto...
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering invites you to a spring research seminar. We are pleased to welcome Dr. Ken Choi as he gives his talk on "Chip-Enabled AI in the Cloud-to-Edge...
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: Justin London, Stuart Management Science Ph.D. student
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: Amir Onallah, Stuart Management Science Ph.D. student
Abstract Over the past few years, several listeriosis outbreaks occurred, and novel or atypical food vehicles—cantaloupes, stone fruit, apples, ice cream, frozen vegetables, leafy green salad, etc...
Abstract Immigrants in urban areas tend to establish businesses at higher rates than the native-born population, and their entrepreneurial behavior has substantive impacts on the economic, social...
