Brianna Jackson G’19 Gives Back to the Local Community
Brianna Jackson didn't have to go far from home to find her path in library science.
Research Day Turns Ideas and Concepts Into Posters, Talks, and Lively Discussions
Dozens of information research topics were on visual display and up for lively discussion at the iSchool's Research Day.
iSchool Professor Named Microsoft Investigator Fellow
Bei Yu’s research focuses on applying natural language processing (NLP) techniques to assess the quality of information, especially in healthcare, on the web and social media.
NSF Funds Acuna’s Study on Scientific Mentorship and Publication
Study analyzes data surrounding the impact of demographic variables like gender, ethnicity, and socio-economic background on the outcome of scientific training between mentors and mentees.
James Howison Ph.D. Awarded Top U.S. PECASE Research Honors
In early 2019, James Howison, a 2009 graduate of the School of Information Studies doctoral program, received an email [...]
Crowston Wins Top Award Honoring Information Research
Kevin Crowston, Associate Dean for Research and Distinguished Professor of Information Science, has been named the 2019 recipient of the Research in Information Science Award, presented by ASIS&T.
Research on Paid Political Ads on Social Media Receives Knight Foundation Funding Support
Researchers use state-of-the-art algorithms and computational tools to classify statements made in political ads, publishing them online to assist journalists.
Deborah Nosky
Deborah Nosky Assistant Professor of Practice 323D Hinds Hall Phone: 315.443.1864 dlnosky@syr.edu Overview Deborah [...]
Diversity Indexes: Speaking to Power
Sayward Schoonmaker and Rachel Ivy Clarke won the 2018 ASIS&T Best Paper Proposal Award for their paper, “The Critical Catalog: Giving [...]
Five Unexpected Benefits of Eliminating Library Fines
What would happen if libraries got rid of library fines? Sabrina Unrein G'20 explores this in a recent whitepaper.