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 | | National Center for Food Safety and Technology gets advanced sterilization system that may lead to a replacement for the common can
Chicago, June 17, 2001 — Food technologists at the National Center for Food Safety and Technology (NCFST) in Summit-Argo, Ill., have just finished installing the world’s most advanced high-pressure sterilization apparatus. Scientists hope the new sys…
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| | Illinois Institute of Technology hosts Chicago/Midwest Renewable Energy Workshop June 14 – 15, 2001
Chicago, June 12, 2001 — Gas prices are rising, electricity is sketchy (in California, but it could spread!) and global warming is a largely accepted theory. In this environment of increasing energy costs, several small companies have taken off with …
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| | One hundred international students come to Illinois Institute of Technology to participate in the Marmon Group 2001 Global Trade Institute (MGGTI)
Chicago, June 12, 2001 — Now through June 17, more than one hundred international students selected by their local Junior Achievement International (JAI) offices will arrive on the campus of Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago to take part in…
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| | ois Institute of Technology psychology researcher endorses NIH cholesterol guidelines but cautions that younger patients may need more motivation
Chicago, May 29, 2001 — On May 15, the National Institutes of Health issued new guidelines to lower the nation’s cholesterol. These aggressive new guidelines – the first new guidelines issued by the NIH on cholesterol since 1983 – call for treating …
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| | Mies van der Rohe’s Crown Hall to be “played” by Chicago artists at IIT’
Chicago, April 30, 2001 — When Claude Debussy said “music is the arithmetic of sounds as optics is the geometry of light,” he probably never thought that architecture could be the basis of music. At this year’s Illinois Institute of Technology College…
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| | Using sludge to clean the air
Chicago, April 28, 2001 — Paper mills produce sludge. They also give off toxic emissions containing oxides of nitrogen including NOX, a byproduct of combustion. Now, researchers at the Illinois Institute of Technology have developed and patented a pro…
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| | Illinois Institute of Technology Hosts 24th Annual International Bridge Building Contest
Chicago, April 24, 2001 — The Illinois Institute of Technology will be hosting the 24th Annual International Bridge Building Contest on April 28, 2001. The contest welcomes the top two winners of regional bridge building contests that have taken place…
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| | Illinois Institute of Technology architecture students win competition to design new campus for Head Start to be built in Hoffman Estates
Chicago, April 22, 2001 — On Monday, April 23, Community and Economic Development Association (CEDA) President Robert Wharton will visit IIT’s S. R. Crown hall to award College of Architecture students who created the winning design for a new Head Sta…
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| | IIT professor of mechanical, materials and aerospace engineering elected to become a Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Chicago, April 20, 2001 — Judy Todd, professor of mechanical, materials and aerospace engineering and associate chair of the metallurgical and materials engineering program at the Illinois Institute if Technology, has been elected to become a Fellow o…
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| | Illinois Institute of Technology students build a ghost city of Chicago, help NASCAR racing vehicles cut corners
Chicago, April 18, 2001 — The Illinois Institute of Technology will hold its 6th annual Interprofessional Projects (IPRO) Day on Friday, April 27, 2001 to showcase team-based projects students have developed over the past semester.
IPRO teams consi…
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