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PNNL researchers have discovered that dissolving a simple sugar into the electrolyte in a flow battery boosts peak power output by a remarkable 60%. What's more, after being constantly cycled for a year, the battery lost almost none of its capacity.

The test kitchen, originally constructed in the early 1970s and housed at the former Johnson Publishing Company Building in the South Loop, was used by Ebony magazine editors to test recipes the magazine would feature in its publication.

Hello, currently I’m enrolled at Parsons for their Architectural Design BA program. I’m looking into transferring (Syracuse, Illinois Tech, University of Arizona and Sci Arc). I’ve only heard back from Sci Arc so far and was accepted into their program.  I know it’d definitely a better...

Founded in 1890, Illinois Institute of Technology has a 130-year legacy of excellence in academics, research, and innovation. The Office of Research at Illinois

Automated insulating window shades can cut energy consumption by approximately one-quarter and may recoup the cost of installation within three to five years, according to a landmark study. The study showcases a promising path for sustainability and energy efficiency in architectural design.

Researchers from the Illinois Institute of Technology have conducted a study that uncovers the critical predictors of Bitcoin returns.

A study by researchers at the Illinois Institute of Technology found that automated insulating window shades have shown significant potential for...

According to a landmark study done at Willis Tower by Illinois Institute of Technology researchers, automated insulating window coverings can reduce energy usage by one-quarter and may repay installation costs within three to five years.

Sundays are for being unreasonably excited by the prospect of a Gousto box. Before you unpack, let's read this week's best writing about games.

Universities have focused on impact on assessments, but internet pioneer tells THE conference changes must extend to teaching and research