As John Shen likes to say, Thomas Edison was right—he was just 100 years or so too early. Shen, the Grainger Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology...
David Arnold (EE/M.S. CPE ’19) is the recipient of the United States Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy’s Integrated University Program graduate fellowship to further support his doctoral...
Boyang Wang (EE ’13, M.S. ’15, Ph.D. candidate) has been selected as this year’s student recipient of the Sigma Xi/IIT Award for Excellence in University Research in recognition of significant promise...
The COVID-19 pandemic shuttered businesses and moved a chunk of Americans to begin work-from-home situations in March—all of which has sparked changes in the demands on our power systems and could...
Illinois Tech’s Armour College of Engineering is further strengthening its graduate degree programs to offer students more focused tracks on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence and evolving...
When thinking about prospective colleges, David Arnold (EE/M.S. CPE ’19) placed Illinois Institute of Technology on the top of his list because of its strong academic standing in the region—and...
As automakers begin to phase out vehicles powered solely by internal combustion engines to reduce fuel emissions and promote environmental sustainability, the Illinois Institute of Technology is...
Peter Kilpatrick, provost and senior vice president of academic affairs at Illinois Institute of Technology, recognized faculty across the university through the 2019 Excellence in Teaching Awards...
Nine Armour College of Engineering undergraduate students and their faculty mentors have been awarded Spring 2019 Armour R&D Fellowships. The program, an Armour College of Engineering Distinctive...
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department's ECE Day was an amazing event that showcased the best of our student's research this year. We are excited to share some of the memories from the day...
