January 7, 2015
by Marie Lang

Top stories and videos for December

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Child with prosthetic arm

David Wivell

The work of an RIT researcher and students was featured for a second of Google’s Year in Search 2014 video.

News about RIT being ranked a best value university was the most-read story of last month. Check out all of December’s most popular stories and videos below:

Top News Stories

1. RIT ranked a ‘best value’ private university by Kiplinger

2. RIT featured in Google’s Year in Search 2014 video

3. Multimillion-dollar NSF grant helps RIT establish cybersecurity scholarship program

4. ‘Smart dust’ technology could reshape space telescopes

5. Engineering a new Ph.D. program

Top Videos

1. e-NABLE - volunteers offer prosthetic hands made cheaply by 3D printers

2. RIT - 2014 in Review - Highlights

3. RIT on TV: RIT remanufacturing featured on MSNBC Morning Joe

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grants
creativity and innovation

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