Seok Hoon Hong, assistant professor in Armour College of Engineering’s Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, has been selected by the United States chapter of the Korean Institute of...
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...
As modern society moves to low-carbon emission, renewable production of chemicals becomes a crucial task to achieve for the industry. In this transition, electrocatalytic conversion of carbon dioxide...
CHICAGO—Illinois Institute of Technology has installed photovoltaic solar panels on the roof of one of the city’s most significant architectural landmarks, S. R. Crown Hall. The building—which was...
Electricity suppliers typically charge their customers a set price for power, but the cost to the companies for the electrical energy they sell can vary dramatically. When the demand spikes during a...
As global energy demands continue to grow and fossil fuels make up the majority of energy supplies, hydrogen fuel has emerged as an alternative energy source to sustainably meet the world’s ever...
Stuart School of Business Associate Professor of Environmental Management and Sustainability Weslynne Ashton received the Young Researcher Award for 2019 from the Advances in Cleaner Production...
Three Illinois Institute of Technology faculty members have been recognized in the 2019 Researchers to Know listing by the Illinois Science & Technology Coalition (ISTC). They are: Assistant Professor...
Stuart Associate Professor of Environmental Management and Sustainability Weslynne Ashton has collaborated with IIT Institute of Design (ID) Associate Professor Carlos Teixeira and Adjunct Professor...
Could policies that make healthier food accessible to lower-income Americans also help reduce the environmental impacts of food production, such as the use of land and water resources and greenhouse...
