DEKALB, IL — The lifeblood of supercomputers is a relatively old-school technology—electricity. And supercomputers need lots of it. Over the course of a year, some...

DeKalb, IL – Northern Illinois University’s overall enrollment held steady this fall, buoyed by a surge in transfers, an academically talented freshman class, an uptick in...

DeKalb, IL – NIU’s Gretel Mercado, a doctoral student in physics, has won a prestigious graduate student research award from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)....

DeKalb, IL – Electric vehicles (EVs) are quiet, clean and generally pretty awesome. But any EV owner who has taken a long trip and waited 30...

DeKalb, IL – Many American workers hide their disabilities, even though disclosure can benefit both the employee and employer. Now a new study identifies a simple...

DeKalb, IL – NIU Chemistry Professor Tao Xu has a vision for a cooler, cleaner world: Give industry a financial incentive to capture its carbon...