Illinois Tech Undergraduate Research Journal
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<p><span style="font-weight: 400;">The IIT Undergraduate Research Journal is a student led peer reviewed scientific journal published by undergraduates for undergraduates—and the IIT academic community at large. The Journal highlights and promotes a wide range of undergraduate student research throughout campus, from law to mechanical engineering to biochemistry to psychology. It will also provide a forum of interdisciplinary discussion on topics involving the latest advancements, the most controversial debates, and the most intriguing questions in different fields based on short, original, and insightful articles about science that will be catered to a wide audience. Submissions to the journal are reviewed by our distinguished student led advisory board, with final edits approved by the esteemed Dr. Oscar Juarez. </span></p>Illinois Institute of Technologyen-USIllinois Tech Undergraduate Research Journal 2836-869XDiversity and Excellence in IIT's Student Population
https://urj.library.iit.edu/index.php/urj/article/view/53
<p>Information about IIT's student population</p>Esha Raut
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2023-02-032023-02-03126610.18409/urjiit.v1i2.53Image Processing Integration into Global Navigation Satellite System Reflectometry to Remotely Sense Freshwater Surface
https://urj.library.iit.edu/index.php/urj/article/view/54
<p>Global Navigation Satellite System Reflectometry (GNSS-R) is a technique that detects signals reflected off the surface and analyzes the reflected signals to obtain surface characteristics. This technique was used to differentiate between surface ice and water condition of Lake Michigan in Chicago. To confirm GNSS-R results validity, a separate reference is needed to compare with. A sensor fusion of camera and a lidar was used to reconstruct the lake surface. This reconstructed surface was as a reference to compare with GNSS-R results. Since the current camera frames rate being used to reconstruct the lake surface using the sensor fusion of camera and lidar is two frames per minute, this research explores the effect of increasing the camera frames rate on the reconstructed surface.</p>Lan TranSeebany Datta-BaruaRoohollah Parvizi
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2023-02-062023-02-06123310.18409/urjiit.v1i2.54Social Media vs. User Age
https://urj.library.iit.edu/index.php/urj/article/view/55
<p>Social Media vs. User Age</p>Ayesha Mahmood
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2023-02-062023-02-06125510.18409/urjiit.v1i2.55Religious Stereotypes in TV Shows
https://urj.library.iit.edu/index.php/urj/article/view/56
<p>Religious Stereotypes in TV Shows</p>Ayesha Akram
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2023-02-062023-02-06124410.18409/urjiit.v1i2.56The "Art" of Medicine - Communication in Primary Care
https://urj.library.iit.edu/index.php/urj/article/view/57
<p>The "Art" of Medicine - Communication in Primary Care</p>Adeelah Shamshuddin
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