Milke investigates World Trade Center structural behavior

November 15, 2001

Professor James Milke, from the Department of Fire Protection Engineering, was asked to investigate the structural behavior of the World Trade Center on September 11. Read excerpts from the Chicago Tribune and Wall Street Journal.

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