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Research Insights: Are algorithms leading to mispriced EFTs

Research Insights: Are algorithms leading to mispriced ETFs

Archana Jain

Business Administration Ph.D.

Faculty

Research Insights: Are algorithms leading to mispriced EFTs

Research Insights: Are algorithms leading to mispriced ETFs

Archana Jain

Business Administration Ph.D.

Faculty

Research Insights: Are algorithms leading to mispriced EFTs

Research Insights: Are algorithms leading to mispriced ETFs

Archana Jain

Business Administration Ph.D.

Faculty

Research Insights: Are algorithms leading to mispriced EFTs

Research Insights: Are algorithms leading to mispriced ETFs

Archana Jain

Business Administration Ph.D.

Faculty

Photo of Jeyhan Kartaltepe

Unfolding the Universe

Astrophysical Sciences and Technology Ph.D.

Faculty

Jenna Sjunneson McDanold sitting at a desk

Ph.D. student explores fire through visual art and math modeling

Mathematical Modeling Ph.D.

Student

A diagram of the scalability and quality of Kidney Exchange Problem.

Scalable Operations Research for Transplant Exchange

Katie McConky

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Ph.D.

A diagram of the research.

An AI-based Fall Risk Assessment Tool for Stroke Survivors: Implementing Detailed Motion Analysis Features while Performing Motor-Cognitive Dual-Tasks

Ehsan Rashedi

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Ph.D.

Using 3D Printable Density-Graded Lattice Structures to Minimize Risk of Tissue Damage from Compression-Release Stabilized Sockets video

Using 3D Printable Density-Graded Lattice Structures to Minimize Risk of Tissue Damage from Compression-Release Stabilized Sockets

Jade Myers, Daniel Phillips, Denis Cormier

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Ph.D.

A Ph.D. student standing next to a research poster on the wall.

Managing Exponential Decision Spaces

Katie McConky

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Ph.D.

Pictured left to right: RIT CLaSP Lab student researchers Jordan Quinn, Isabelle Arthur, Gabriel Park, and research co-mentor Ph.D. student Rajesh Titung.

Student researchers pave the way for human-centered AI advances

Computer Science BS

Pictured left to right: RIT CLaSP Lab student researchers Jordan Quinn, Isabelle Arthur, Gabriel Park, and research co-mentor Ph.D. student Rajesh Titung.

Student researchers pave the way for human-centered AI advances

Computer Science BS