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Neutrino Flux Research Advances with Student Funding Award from Department of Energy
Physics Ph.D. third-year student Robert Victor Chirco has been selected to receive an Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) award from the United States Department of Energy. The year...
Orange You Glad? Adding Orange Pomace to Orange Juice Boosts Nutritional Value, Study Shows
Researchers in Illinois Institute of Technology’s Department of Food Science and Nutrition have discovered that adding orange pomace, a byproduct of orange juice production, to orange juice can boost...
New Research from Illinois Tech Shows Orange Juice Byproducts Provide Extra Nutritional Benefits
CHICAGO, June 22, 2021 – A glass of orange juice could provide nearly the same health benefits as eating a whole orange with some changes to the orange juice-making process, according to new research...
IITRI Helps Develop COVID-19 Therapy Scheduled to Advance to Clinical Trial
Since fall 2020 IIT Research Institute (IITRI) has performed preclinical efficacy and safety studies of several dozen novel agents designed to prevent or treat COVID-19—among them, an inhaled...
Illinois Tech Researchers Involved in Nationwide Study On COVID-19 Reinfection and Antibodies
CHICAGO, June 9, 2021— Illinois Tech researchers have joined a group of universities and medical research centers in a nationwide study that will examine COVID-19 infection, reinfection, and the...
Informing Agricultural Practices Through Computational Genomics
TRANSCRIPT Dakota Bunn (Ph.D. BIOL Candidate): My name is Dakota Bunn, and I am a fourth-year doctoral candidate in the biology program. The research I'm working on right now is involving the western...
New Research Finds That Young and Middle-Aged Adults with Prediabetes Have Altered Gut Microbiome Composition
A study led by Illinois Institute of Technology researcher and alumna Xuhuiqun “Sissi” Zhang (Ph.D. FDSN ’20) has found that young and middle-aged adults with prediabetes have an altered gut...
BioCAT Advances Research on Muscle Disease, COVID-19, and More with Federal Funding Renewal
A team of researchers led by Professor of Biology and Physics Thomas Irving has received an $8.6 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to continue operating the Biophysics Collaborative...
Faculty and Students Honored with Annual Research Awards
Professor Jovan Brankov (M.S. EE ’99, Ph.D. ’02), Assistant Professor Amandeep Sandhu, and electrical engineering doctoral student Xin Huang are just three of the winners of the university wide...