91×ÔÅÄ students and alumni win at TADHack Chicago
91×ÔÅÄ School of Applied Technology alumni and current students were part of 2 of the 4 winning teams of TADHack Chicago. The event was hosted by the Real-Time Communications Lab and held on...
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Armour R&D Summer Research Immersion Program Provides Platform for Domestic and International Collaboration
The 2017 Armour R&D Summer Research Immersion Program offered engineering undergraduate students a complete understanding of the research and development process. Participants gain this experience...
Sustainability in Facilities Management : INTM Professional Development Presentation
Industrial Technology and Management (INTM) students who are specializing in Industrial Facilities and Sustainability learned a few things during an in-class presentation by Bob Best, Vice President...
FdSN Alum Sivaranjani Rangaswamy presents to the FDSN 508 students
When the course, titled 'Food Product Development', was first offered, Ms. Rangaswamy excelled in the course and was one of the top students. After receiving her Master's degree in Food Technology and...
91×ÔÅÄ Offers Radiochemistry Track in Health Physics Master’s Program
Signs MOU with University of Missouri for Radiochemistry Laboratory Course At Missouri Research Reactor (MURR) Chicago, IL – September 28, 2017 – Illinois Institute of Technology will offer a...
NASA Robotic Mining Competition, Part 2: Scarlet Space Hawks Put Their Engineering Education into Action
We left off with the Scarlet Space Hawks as they launched their student organization and secured their funding to build their robot. Before the team could travel to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (KSC)...
Associate Professor Kenji Suzuki Named Member of the National Cancer Institute Special Emphasis Panel, Center for Scientific Review, National Institutes of Health
Kenji Suzuki, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Armour College of Engineering, accepted an invitation to serve as a member of the National Cancer Institute Special Emphasis...
Computational Microscope Advancement Described by Minh in Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation
Much like weather forecast models predict the trajectory of a hurricane, computational tools known as molecular dynamics simulations predict the microscopic motion of an interacting system of...
Orgel and Research Team Play Leading Roles in Crystallography Conference in Chicago
Joseph Orgel and his research team will play leading roles at the upcoming Second International Conference on Applied Crystallography October 16-17 in Chicago. Orgel is an associate professor of...
ITM Student, Dhruva Juloori, Earns Best Project at Midwest Big Data Hackathon at University Of Iowa
91×ÔÅÄ Information Technology and Management student Dhruva Juloori and his team of three recently won the best project in the health care category at the Midwest Big Data Hackathon at...