Purdue University’s cutting-edge initiatives and research with drones and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are combining with the latest artificial intelligence and autonomy to quickly turn ideas and imagination into attainable reality.

NASA's recovery team includes three Purdue alums aboard the Navy ship that will retrieve the space voyagers from the Pacific Ocean.

The College of Engineering recognized faculty, lecturers and other staff for outstanding dedication to teaching students in a Purdue Exponent ad on March 2.

The night Thendral Kamal arrived in West Lafayette, she had three heavy bags, a 17.5-hour flight behind her, and no one she could call a friend in the entire country.

Stellerian is developing lightweight software for small satellites to detect and calculate the trajectory of objects around them, so they can perform avoidance or docking maneuvers.

Professor Alexeenko-Peroulis is one of 3 researchers at Purdue University who have developed a low-mass, low-power, self-contained attitude adjustment system that operates using the waste heat of the vehicle and produces fine thrust forces through the delivery of low volumes of gas and/or liquids.