Armour College of Engineering at Illinois Tech

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Leave it to the Armour cheering section to engineer their own Sun shade.

According to his dad, Mahie is graduating with a BA in Pawsomeness today.
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“The ECE department is dedicated to providing research opportunities to all of our students. Our ECE Day Student Research Panel was a huge success,” says ECE Department Chair Jafar Saniie

2022 ECE Day: Seminars and Student Research Competition The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology held its annual ECE Day event on April 8, 2022.

A gift from Keysight will give Illinois Tech undergraduate students access to state-of-the-art testing and measurement equipment in their hands-on engineering laboratories.

Keysight Technologies Equipment Modernizes Undergraduate Electronics Labs CHICAGO—April 4, 2022— Illinois Institute of Technology has received a gift from Keysight Technologies to modern

"If you don’t know anything about but you know this is what you want to do, there are a lot of programs to help you get up to speed here at Illinois Tech."

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"It's So Cool!" Why Seth Graham Loves Studying Engineering at Illinois Tech Seth Graham, a Kacek Scholar, talks about how an engineering degree from Illinois Tech and an exciting internship experience have put him on a trajectory to ...

More on a new computer that can enable diesel engines to run on with just a software update: http://go.iit.edu/ZSN

Building the New Engine Brains For Greener Transportation Behind the glitz of electric cars is a transportation sustainability problem yet to be solved: large vehicles like long-haul trucks and airplanes are still very challenging to electrify.

What a ComEd scholarship means for two engineering students: http://go.iit.edu/ZiY

Considered the "Father of the cell phone," alum Marty Cooper fought to prove his 1973 invention—a handheld, mobile telephone—was the future of .

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When is E. coli the good guy? Associate professor Seok Hoon Hong has genetically engineered E. coli to target specific bacteria, promising a new way of treating -resistant infections: http://go.iit.edu/ZSB

When Is E.coli a Good Thing? 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 antimicr

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As part of her RES-MATCH initiatives for spring 2020, Deborah worked with a professor on project, “Biosensors for Health Monitoring.” More: http://go.iit.edu/ZSX

While navigating Illinois Tech as a DACA student, Greta Vasiliauskaite gained real-world skills through an with an engineering consulting firm. http://go.iit.edu/ZU2