The typical person with Type 1 diabetes has to make between 100 and 200 decisions every day just to keep their glucose levels stable. “Part of the function of their pancreas is turned over to their...
TRANSCRIPT Pulkita Jain (CHE ’22): When I moved to the United States, the goal was to do research. I also wanted to start doing research to see if I even wanted a Ph.D. Can I work in a lab for an...
Illinois Institute of Technology Carol and Ed Kaplan Armour College Dean of Engineering Endowed Chair Kenneth T. Christensen announced the formation of a new set of annual awards through which the...
Pulkita Jain (CHE ’22) came to Illinois Institute of Technology to do research, with a particular interest in the health and pharmaceutical engineering fields. Between Armour R&D, RES-MATCH, and...
Professor of Architectural Engineering Brent Stephens, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering Mohammad Asadi, and electrical and computer engineering doctoral student Xin Zhang are just three of...
CHICAGO—April 20, 2022—Illinois Institute of Technology Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering Mohammad Asadi received $1.9 million from the Advanced Research Projects Agency—Energy (ARPA-E) to...
Carbon dioxide is one of the main greenhouse gases driving climate change, and the rate at which it is being added to the atmosphere has been increasing for decades, with much of it originating at...
TRANSCRIPT Associate Professor Seok Hoon Hong: I’m a biochemical engineer. Biofilms are bacterial aggregates which are formed on any solid surface in the aqueous environment. When the biofilms are...
According to the American Diabetes Association, 7.3 million adults in the United States have undiagnosed diabetes. Researchers from Illinois Institute of Technology are part of a research team that is...
Healing a wound is a matter of waging war: as bacteria congregate and multiply on the wound surface, preventing healing and causing infections, doctors can apply an army of antibiotics and...
