Kyle Blount, an assistant professor of ecohydrology in the University of Illinois Springfield’s Environmental Studies Program within the College of Health, Science and Technology, has co-authored two collaborative research articles that offer new guidance for cities and researchers working to manage extreme heat, water challenges and the growing demands of urbanization.

A new study from the University of Illinois Springfield College of Health, Science and Technology suggests that a common diabetes medication may do more than control blood sugar. Researchers found that the drug, sitagliptin, may help protect blood vessels and support overall heart health.

IBM Brings Mainframe Technology and Career Opportunities to UIS Campus

The IBM University Tour showcased cutting-edge mainframe technologies and career opportunities in IBMZ, featuring the innovative IBM Telum II chip and AI integration across multiple industries.

The University of Illinois Springfield welcomed IBM and several industry partners to campus on Tuesday, September 16th for the annual IBM Fall University Tour, held from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM in the Student Union North Ballroom.

UIS College of Health, Science, and Technology Unveils Five-Year Vision and Strategic Framework

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Developed a one week summer camp curriculum on AI Foundation of autonomous vehicles for K9-12 and implemented it at UIS and ISU campuses in summer 2023