Students of All Levels Present Work for Fourth Annual Research Symposium
Students and faculty were invited to share their research in a day-long celebration on April 9.
Rachel Ivy Clarke Selected as Winner of Gail Schlachter Memorial Research Grant
The grant is awarded annually to support researchers who aim to better understand how to connect people to resources, information services, and collections.
5 Ways to Spot Misinformation and Disinformation Online
Understanding misinformation and disinformation is a critical part of digital literacy in today's world.
How our Belief Systems Make us More Susceptible to Misinformation
Professor Josh Introne shares his findings on how individual belief systems are related to susceptibility to misinformation.
When Fake News Turns Into Conspiracy Theories: The viral factor in today’s media landscape, and what we can do to stop it
Professor Jeff Hemsley provides insight on how viral misinformation leads to harmful conspiracy theories.
Fake News: Why People Believe, How It Spreads, and What You Can Do About It
iSchool professors share their research on the impact of misinformation and what we can do about it.
NEXIS Researcher Reid Yaworski Builds Music Suggestion Model with EEG Data
Graduate student Reid Yaworski used his free time during quarantine and resources from the NEXIS lab to build his project.
Steve Sawyer, named JASIST Editor, Seeks to Build More Inclusive Community
Prof. Steve Sawyer is excited to begin his term because the space of information science is expanding.
Sawyer named JASIST Editor-in-Chief
Dr. Steven Sawyer of Syracuse University has been selected to be the new Editor of the Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology (JASIST).
Rachel Clarke Selected for Junior Faculty Research Prize
Clarke is the sixth recipient of this award, which provides funding to a junior faculty member to help advance his or her research projects.
