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A 19th century 144-foot Barquentine (a three-masted wooden schooner) named Nucleus was discovered on the bottom of Lake Superior

A new paper published in Science describes the chemistry behind a novel lithium-air battery, an innovative design which could potentially provide way more energy density than traditional...

Mohammad Asadi, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology, has just published an article in the journal “Science” describing the chemistry behind his novel lithium-air battery design. The insights gained will allow high-tech companies like Tesla, and in fact, all other EV manufacturers to further optimize battery design, with the potential to achieve ultra-high power densities far in excess of current lithium-ion technology.

Professor Thomas Irving and Research Assistant Professor Weikang Ma, working with a team from the University of Washington, found that motor proteins have to be activated before muscles can contract 

The city of Chicago, Illinois, in partnership with big business, is launching an effort to score jobs for foreign H-1B visa workers.

Illinois Tech’s 1st Food Career Fair to Be Held April 5

Lake County Sheriff John Idleburg had a message for gun owners concerned about Illinois new ban on the purchase, sale and manufacture of some high-powered weapons and large capacity magazines: Read the law and "take a deep breath."

Argonne National Laboratory scientists who request a joint appointment with Illinois Institute of Technology must have an Illinois Tech academic unit supporting

Argonne National Laboratory scientists who request a joint appointment with Illinois Institute of Technology must have an Illinois Tech academic unit supporting

(SPRINGFIELD) According to new figures released yesterday, opioid overdoses in Illinois remain on the increase...