Are you ready to help shape the future of the @RITscience at the @RITtigers? RIT’s College of Science is hiring 4 tenure-track faculty, one each in the areas of neuroscience, mathematics, physics, and ecology and evolutionary biology. These positions are supported by the

The @RITscience community organized by COS student activities board is coming together for a food drive to support Foodlink NY ( https://t.co/s3Ulbs56HZ) support Foodlink NY, and we invite all RIT and COS faculty, staff, and scholars to join us in making a meaningful impact.

Please check out what we have in store This Week in the @RITscience! https://t.co/jGuhLuqkqQ

With Thanksgiving Break coming up, there’s a steady energy on campus! A reminder to our @RITscience Scholars and community that even in the chill, we keep moving forward. Please see https://t.co/icLBTL4dYB for additional information, including Bern's closet

It was so much fun to get behind the wheel last weekend too! The work our students do on these vehicles is so impressive!

.@RITNTID Assistant Professor Frances Cooley received a $500K @NIH grant to use eye-tracking technology to uncover how ASL vocabulary knowledge supports English reading development and eye-movement control in deaf and hard-of-hearing children. https://t.co/420vZd6vGW

RIT's new 750-seat Music Performance Theater got its first test run with RIT and Rochester Philharmonic Orchestras! The venue will debut with an opening performance on April 10, followed by tours during Imagine RIT. https://t.co/aJ02XJxx8X

I’m so honored to be the president of this remarkable university, which is alive w/ possibility. In my 1st president’s note for the University Magazine, I share some reflections on what I’ve learned so far & some thoughts on where we head next.

Congratulations to @RITscience Faculty Member, Dr. Stefan Schulze! Well Done! Stefan Schulze’s lab aims to build the foundation for new biomedical treatments https://t.co/WaNTXyADRC via @RITTigers #RIT

Thank you to @RITscience faculty member Dr. Jeyhan Kartaltepe (@Jeyhan) from the School of Physics and Astronomy for a fantastic seminar at today’s @RITProvost Speaker Series Lunch and Learn entitled “Exploring the Universe with the James Webb Space Telescope.” The seminar was

It is always great to catch up with Damarley Barrett, a 3rd-year Electrical Engineering Scholar from Portmore Jamaica! Our entire chat was in patois catching up on all things related to Hurricane Melissa, our families back home, academics, student life and much more! He is such a

The @RITscience Honors, Awards & Recognitions Committee invites you to help celebrate the outstanding work happening across our college by nominating a deserving colleague for a COS Award ( https://t.co/jOezj4ZiP1). If you know someone whose dedication, innovation, service, or

Thinking about graduate school or applying for summer fellowships, internships, co-ops, etc? All @RITscience scholars are welcome to join the College of Science Women in Science (WISe) for a workshop to get personalized feedback and tips to make your application stand out.

Thank you to all the veterans who have served our nation at home and abroad with courage, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to something bigger than themselves. From all of us in the @RITscience, we honor your service and your sacrifice.

Hamilton Smith obituary: molecular biologist who co-discovered precise molecular scissors for cutting DNA

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What an incredible visit from @RITscience Distinguished Speaker, Dr. Daniela Rus today. Her lecture on AI was very inspiring, energizing, and exactly the spark our community needed. Huge appreciation to Dr. Tony Harkin, Dr. Josh Faber, Alisa Dellonte Hall, Hannah Puzio, and the

All @RITscience Scholars are invited to lunch with visiting scientist Dr. Amy Maslen-Miller, a biologist from Auckland, New Zealand, on Wednesday, November 12, from 12–1 p.m. in 2300 Gosnell Hall. Dr. Maslen-Miller's research focuses on plant pathology, indigenous nutrition, and

We have an exciting week ahead in the @RITscience Kicking things off today is our Distinguished Lecture, don’t miss it! Check it out here: https://t.co/FPCk0o329q. Join us as we celebrate science, discovery, and community throughout the week.