Armour College of Engineering has recently announced new Professional Master’s Programs that are available starting Fall 2017. These programs allow professionals to enhance their knowledge in a...
Matt Shapiro, associate professor of political science, published a new article on effective communications strategies that influence climate change perceptions and decisions. His article was...
Congratulations to Illinois Tech School of Applied Technology students and faculty who had papers and posters accepted to SIGITE/RITM 2017 at Rochester, New York. Below is the list of accepted...
The Mechanical, Materials and Aerospace Engineering (MMAE) Department at Armour College of Engineering and the American Society of Materials (ASM) International have partnered together since 2013 to...
Matt Shapiro, associate professor of political science, recently discussed the yellow and fine dust problem in Korea with NK News. In the interview, Shapiro says that North and South Korea should...
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a grant totaling $400,894 over three years to Illinois Institute of Technology to develop Ni-base superalloys that are more suitable for advanced...
Illinois Tech’s Bryce Littlejohn, assistant professor of physics; Pavel Snopok, associate professor of physics; and David Martinez, researcher, are part of a major new experiment to understand...
Carlo Segre, Duchossois Leadership Professor of Physics and interim chair of the Department of Chemistry, recently had his endowed chair renewed for another three-year term. The chair honors faculty...
There are still spots available in two brand new research-focused courses from the Department of Social Sciences. These courses are open to all Illinois Tech undergraduates and will satisfy...
Greg Chasson, associate professor of psychology, recently led a four-day workshop on obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) for the Chinese Psychological Society in Beijing. He was invited to lead the...
