In the Media

Recent Illinois Tech Study Suggests Certain Air Purifiers Might Be Ineffective and Could Actually be Harmful to Human Health.

Illinois Tech led a joint study that found some kinds of air cleaning systems could have unintended health consequences.

Illinois Tech University Technology Park-based Food Tech Startup gets $70m to Fight Food Waste

Hazel Technologies, headquartered at University Technology Park, a startup innovation hub on the Illinois Institute of Technology campus, has created a small drop-in packet to keep bananas and other produce from turning prematurely brown and secured $70 million in investment funding.

Illinois Tech Research on Novel COVID-19 Drug Treatment Featured on Medical Watch

Stuart School of Business Adjunct Prof. Dan Waterloo Explains the Best Way to Understand and Invest in Cryptocurrencies.

University Distinguished Professor Emerita Lori Andrews Discusses the Potential Impact of the Google v. Oracle Ruling on Consumers

Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene Discusses the Burden of Tax Foreclosure in Detroit and Needed Reforms

Chicago-Kent Clinical Professor Richard Kling Discusses Polygraph Test Accuracy

Chicago-Kent Clinical Professor Richard Kling Provides Legal Analysis of Day Two of the Derek Chauvin Trial

Illinois Tech Researcher Discusses the Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Agriculture Industry

Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene Comments on New Detroit Tax Relief Fund