Recent Armour Graduate Driven to Succeed at Tesla
Recent Armour College of Engineering graduate Erfan Ahmadi (ME ‘15) was sure he wanted to work for Tesla after getting a tour of the company’s facility in Fremont, California. He knew the...
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Co-Terminal Student April Wanagas Named USCAA Student-Athlete of the Year
From Illinois Tech Athletics: UNIONTOWN, Pa.- At the United States Collegiate Athletic Association National Championship banquet on Tuesday night, Illinois Tech women's basketball senior April Wanagas...
Armour College of Engineering Researchers Publish First Ever Topology Optimization Study for 3-D Phononic Crystals
Ankit Srivastava, Assistant Professor of Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering at Armour College of Engineering, was published in Scientific Reports. The manuscript, 3-D Phononic Crystals...
In Memoriam of Board of Advisor Member and CAEE Alumnus Herbert Levinson
Armour College of Engineering Board of Advisor Member and CAEE Alumnus Herbert S. Levinson (CE ‘49, Hon. Ph.D. ’13) passed away on February 17, 2017. He worked as a transportation consultant and was a...
Two ECE Ph.D. Candidates Named Tiger Launch Chicago Regional Round Finalists
Two Armour College of Engineering students Mengmeing Zhuang (ECE Ph.D. candidate) and Zhen Bao (ECE Ph.D. candidate) were named finalists for the Chicago regional round of Tiger Launch, the largest...
Six Armour College of Engineering Alumni Among 2017 Illinois Tech Alumni Awardees
Six Armour College of Engineering Alumni were announced among the winners of the 2017 Illinois Institute of Technology Alumni Awards. Overall twelve Illinois Tech Alumni and one civic leader were...
Professor Philip R. Troyk Featured in WTTW Article About Grant to Test Intra-Cortical Visual Prosthesis
Philip R. Troyk, Associate Dean of Armour College of Engineering and Professor of Biomedical Engineering, was featured in a WTTW article about a National Institutes of Health grant that was awarded to...
Assistant Professor Lili Du Mentioned in Chicago Tribune Article on Driverless Cities
Lili Du, Assistant Professor of Transportation Engineering at Armour College of Engineering, was mentioned in a Chicago Tribune article about how driverless cars will shape future cities. Du and...
Internships Set Undergraduate Student on Path to Achieve His Dreams
Recently, Marc Cauinian (CE, 3rd year) was selected for an internship opportunity offered by Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. in partnership with Armour College of Engineering. He has been...
Assistant Professor Kenneth Tichauer's Innovative Cancer Imager Earns Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering Kenneth Tichauer has been awarded a prestigious NSF CAREER Award in the amount of $568,245 to perfect a medical imager that could lead to earlier...