By Jihoon Chung, doctoral candidate in the Center for Architecture Science and Ecology at RPI Buildings are very busy places. Humans spend about 90% of their lives inside, so it makes sense that a great deal of research goes into making indoor environments as safe and comfortable as possible. But doing that takes a great [...]From January through May, EMPAC will present a robust slate of interdisciplinary programming — concerts, film screenings, dance, talks, and a two-day transducer symposium — that furthers its mission of gathering artists, thinkers, and audiences to explore the boundaries of art, science, and technology.
In this edition of Every Day Matters, Rafael Cenzano '25, computer science major and president of the Epsilon Zeta chapter of Alpha Phi Omega at Rensselaer, recaps the chapter's fourth annual RPI Service Day. Created to provide an easy opportunity for any RPI student to go into the Troy community and make an impact through community service, the event saw a 40% increase from the year prior, and was able to help a variety of local organizations.