Technology Archive

Brian Krupp, Baldwin Wallace University – Safeguarding Personal Data on our Phones

The misuse of our smartphone data is becoming better known by the day. Brian Krupp, professor

Melanie Austin, New York Institute of Technology – Social Media and Satisfaction Among Students

On New York Institute of Technology Week: Β To understand the use of social media by students,

Kiran Balagani, New York Institute of Technology – Biometrics and Mobile Device Security

On New York Institute of Technology Week: Increased security for smartphones is hard to come by

Shannon Pruden, Florida International University – Gender Gap in STEM

Watch what you say to your little ones. Shannon Pruden, professor of psychology at Florida International

Scott Shackelford, Indiana University – Guarding Against the Possible Security Vulnerabilities in our Devices

How do we protect supply chains with many hands in the pie? Scott Shackelford, assistant professor

Sue Wenze, Lafayette College – Addressing Mental Health Issues with Technology

Can technology help us with our mental health? Sue Wenze, assistant professor of psychology at Lafayette

Jenna Gallegos, Colorado State University – Cyberbiosecurity

Can someone hack DNA? Jenna Gallegos, post-doctoral researcher in chemical and biological engineering at Colorado State

Brian Johns, Cornell College – Virtual Reality Practice for Doctors

Video games might improve your next surgical procedure. Brian Johns, assistant professor of engineering at Cornell

Sebastian Deffner, University of Maryland Baltimore County – Quantum Supremacy

  A new, more secure computer is on the way to protect our most sensitive data.

Robin Pickering, Whitworth University – Social Media and Exercise Motivation

Does viewing social media make you hit the gym? Robin Pickering, associate professor of health sciences