Faculty members in Illinois Tech’s College of Computing are working at the leading edge of research, providing students with opportunities to discover new methods to create innovative solutions to real-world problems. Whether it’s building a faster and more secure internet, improving input/output systems, or ensuring the security of our power grid, Illinois Tech faculty can unravel a mystery through research.
Sonja Petrović, associate professor of applied mathematics, provides her expertise in Markov chain Monte Carlo methods and probabilistic algorithms for symbolic computation to assist a team at Argonne National Laboratory to optimize energy grids.
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Maurice Dawson, assistant professor of information technology and management, explored cybersecurity issues in developing countries with an award from the United States Fulbright Scholar Program.
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Distinguished Professor of Computer Science Xian-He Sun developed Hermes, a software system for high-performance input/output systems.
Yong Zheng, assistant professor of information technology and management, develop a visualization tool for a leading Chicago-based fintech company that will help clients make informed decisions about their investment portfolios.
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