Dr. Verma will present the third seminar in the Fall 2020 series.

Dr. Evans will present the second seminar in the Fall 2020 series.

“Improved data flow, coupled with data analytics and artificial intelligence, has tremendous potential to improve food safety,” Buckmaster added. “We hope this conference helps attendees identify technologies and approaches in sensing and control that could nicely complement blockchain and traceability for both marketing and safety.”

Dr. Carvajal will present the first seminar in the Fall 2020 series.

Ever wondered what graduate school is like? Curious what you'd do with a Master's or PhD? Want to know if it's for you? Wonder no longer! The ABE Graduate Student Association is hosting a virtual panel of graduate students ready to answer your questions.

What will the future of robotics and healthcare look like? Please join us for a webinar on the Future of Robotics and Healthcare, where we have assembled a distinguished panel of experts with perspectives from academia and industry, to discuss these topics such as: robotic nurses, surgical robots, disinfecting robots, rehabilitation robotics, and robotics and automation for drug discovery and patient testing. Tune in to see how far these technologies are from becoming a reality and how the 2020 pandemic is shaping these developments.

Register:
https://purdue-edu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__yhpK_bORySUHU-qZPXAZg

Purdue Engineering has an outstanding line-up of information sessions at the Big Ten+ Grad Expo this Sunday and Monday for anyone interested in learning more about graduate school in Engineering. Seniors looking for application tips, younger students looking to explore future options and learn about summer research, students interested in hearing more about the exciting research opportunities at Purdue – it’s all here! Register and attend this free online event. Attending students also receive an application fee waiver to apply to Purdue graduate school for free!

Did you know if you have a smartphone, you have an IoT device? Learn how to use apps like Trello, Google Sheets and Google Docs to help manage your farm and agribusiness data during the Put Your Smartphone to Work webinar on Thursday, Oct. 1 at 12:30 p.m. ET. Dennis Buckmaster, professor of Agricultural and Biological Engineering at Purdue University, will show examples of how to use common (and free) apps to get the most out of your smartphone.

Professors Dennis Buckmaster and Ankita Raturi were on the planning committee for this event to discuss data ownership and data privacy.

This will be the last seminar of the Summer. We will resume again on September 3, 2020 at 10am with Professor Arka Majumdar from University of Washington giving a seminar on Meta-Optics and Reconfigurable Photonics for Quantum and Classical Signal Processing.