Expanding Access to Disability Resources

Assistant Professor Myeong Lee partnered with the Virginia Board of People With Disabilities (VBPD) to create a mapping system that gathers data about disability services.

Making the Path to Higher-Ed Easier

Faculty from the Information Sciences and Technology department received a grant from the NSF which will aid their efforts to help students academically from low-income backgrounds.

Explore Our Research

We offer seven research areas ranging from AI and Machine Learning to Smart Communities and subfields. Learn more about our faculty expertise in each research area.

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The Information Systems and Technology (IST) department at George Mason is a vibrant community of coders, designers, cybersecurity specialists, AI/ML experts, and HCI researchers. Together we tackle real-world challenges-from smart technologies and transportation systems to cybersecurity and public safety solutions.

“I love the community and culture at Mason. There’s always something to do, and something to look forward to on campus. But I’ll hopefully be back, in some capacity.”

Dania O Abu-Irshaid, BS Information Technology '22

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