RIT - University Communications

	February 2019

		This Scientist Is Hunting for Planets That Orbit Dead Stars Jason Nordhaus, an NTID assistant professor of physics, wants to solve the mystery of what happens to planets after their stars die. more»

	The New York Times Two-Factor Authentication Might Not Keep You Safe more»	Inverse ‘Bandersnatch’ Was a Hit Made by Humans. The Sequels Could Be Made by A.I. more»

The Conversation Vital economic data was likely lost during the shutdown—here’s why it matters to all Americans Guest essay by Amit Batabyal, CLA Physics World U.S. graduate entry exams not a predictor of PhD success, says study Casey Miller, COS, featured WXXI.org Connections: Understanding new technologies and concerns about privacy Stephen Jacobs, GCCIS, and Larry Torcello, CLA, interviewed Rochester Business Journal Race to develop quantum computing featured at RIT this week WXXI.org Connections: Discussing Governor Cuomo's proposed ban on single-use plastic bags Enid Cardinal, senior sustainability advisor to the president, interviewed Messenger Post Newspapers Innovative research scientist to give RIT’s 2019 commencement address Democrat and Chronicle RIT’s Brown and Valenzuela close in on Century Club



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