Implicit Bias at IMSA
Following the recent diversity training for juniors and seniors, implicit bias has become a prominent discussion topic at IMSA, particularly in the contexts of race, ethnicity, and gender. Implicit bias…
Research
ISSF – International Collaboration in STEM
Sophomores, in your short time here at IMSA, you may have heard your upperclassmen discussing a recent event at IMSA called “ISSF.” The acronym ISSF stands for the International Student…
Projects of IMSAloquium: Search for Dilepton-Producing Contact Interactions in Proton-Proton Collisions
The crux of Dr. Peter Dong’s research investigation is to prove the existence of preons, hypothetical particles that make up quarks and leptons. Interactions involving preons theoretically occurs at a…
Projects of IMSAloquium: The Effects of High Cholesterol and Obesity on Wound Healing
Not long after the break of dawn every Wednesday, IMSA students board the bus to Chicago for their SIR project. Four of them — Daniel Chen (’19), Joanna Lee (’19),…
IN2 Funding for Innovation: ComEd Grant Presentations
IN2 is a popular location for many club meetings and events, catering to both the IMSA student body and external guests. It is IMSA’s entrepreneurship hub and home to the…
Searching and Re-searching: If At First You Don’t Succeed, Try Try Again
By Jen Ren, Editor-in-Chief To an undiscerning eye, research is one of those things that just sounds boring. It seems like something to do to kill time on an I-Day,…