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Illinois Tech Study Finds Some Air Purifiers Might Actually Add More Toxins to the Air Than They Take Out

The market for air purifiers is booming, but a new study led by Brent Stephens, Chair of the Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering in Armour College of Engineering has found that some air cleaning technologies marketed for COVID-19 may be ineffective and have unintended health consequences.

Armour Electrical Engineering Alum Cmdr. Birute Jurjonas Discusses Her Career in the Navy and Women’s History Month

Armour Alum Brandon Lloyd (AE ’08) Named One of Four New Flight Directors at NASA Mission Control Center in Houston, Which Manages the International Space Station

Illinois Tech Professor Mohammad Shahidehpour Discusses Energy Preparedness and the Future of Grid Security

Armour Professor Shahidehpour Explains What the Texas Blackout Crisis Reveals About Renewables, Grid

Armour's Anatol Longinow Explains Implications of Accumulating Snowfall on Chicago Roofs

Armour College of Engineering Announces New Pathway Program with North Central College

Armour Alum Marty Cooper Interviewed About His Contributions to Mobile Technology

Illinois Tech Researchers Design New New Catalyst for Lithium-air Batteries

Illinois Tech Researchers Begin Clinical Trials for First-of-Its-Kind Visual Prosthesis Brain Implant