We innovate in education and research at the junction of information, networks, and human behavior towards discovering and modeling of new social and technical phenomena. Our academic and research programs explore the connections between people, information, and networks/systems. Discover how this confluence addresses the societal, technological, and organizational challenges we face today.
Our graduates have gone on to work in healthcare, social media, telecommunications, education, and more. Learn about our innovative Undergraduate Program or our Masters and Doctoral programs.
DINS is proud to announce that Drs. Na Du and Kaushik Seshadreesan will start as Assistant Professors in September 2021. Learn more about their research interests here.
Research at DINS aims to promote a better functioning society by advancing our capability to make this connected world easier to manage for individuals, organizations, and groups. Learn about our research areas and faculty members here.
Our faculty are internationally renowned, and come from a diverse set of disciplines such as Information Science, Computer Science, Engineering, Intelligent Systems, Public Policy, and Physics. Learn more about our faculty here.
The Department of Informatics and Networked Systems has a long history of innovation in information science and telecommunications. See here for more details and a timeline of the department.
Professor Martin Weiss of DINS is on the leadership team of the NSF Spectrum Innovation Center Spectrum X. Pitt is part of a multi-university/industry initiative to conduct strategic research and workforce development projects to transform spectrum management.
Our graduates have gone on to work in healthcare, social media, telecommunications, education, and more. Learn about our innovative Undergraduate Program or our Masters and Doctoral programs.
DINS is proud to announce that Drs. Na Du and Kaushik Seshadreesan will start as Assistant Professors in September 2021. Learn more about their research interests here.
Research at DINS aims to promote a better functioning society by advancing our capability to make this connected world easier to manage for individuals, organizations, and groups. Learn about our research areas and faculty members here.
Our faculty are internationally renowned, and come from a diverse set of disciplines such as Information Science, Computer Science, Engineering, Intelligent Systems, Public Policy, and Physics. Learn more about our faculty here.
The Department of Informatics and Networked Systems has a long history of innovation in information science and telecommunications. See here for more details and a timeline of the department.
Professor Martin Weiss of DINS is on the leadership team of the NSF Spectrum Innovation Center Spectrum X. Pitt is part of a multi-university/industry initiative to conduct strategic research and workforce development projects to transform spectrum management.
