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November 2, 2023

Professor Jian Jin Purdue researchers to receive funds to strengthen marketplace interest in their IP

Researchers from the College of Agriculture and College of Engineering have received more than $143,000 from the Trask Innovation Fund to make their work more attractive for commercial use.

November 2, 2023

Grad Research Spotlight: Jennifer Rackliffe

Rackliffe studies the biological process that produces renewable natural gas from microbial decomposition of organic matter like manure, food waste and industry waste.

November 2, 2023

Alumna Chloe Richard: Behind the research

Just three years out of school, Chloe Richard, Horticultural Crop Research Manager at the Meigs facility, is the youngest person profiled to date in the Behind the Research series.

November 2, 2023

Online curriculum provides life-saving training to young farm workers

For over two decades, Roger Tormoehlen and William Field, both professors of agricultural and biological engineering, have addressed this vital issue with their Gearing Up for Safety curriculum.

November 2, 2023

Emma Keesling among 89 Academic All-Big-10 honored

Keesling is a master's degree student in Biological Engineering.

November 2, 2023

Alumnus Todd Chermak became one of the first graduates of the biotech regulatory program he helped start

Todd Chermak thought there ought to be a structured way to lay groundwork that could smooth and help accelerate the transition, and that Purdue University, with a strong industrial pharmacy program, was the place to do it.

November 2, 2023

Jua Technologies International receives $600,000 USDA grant to develop solar-powered crop dehydrator

November 2, 2023

Seven Purdue Agriculture faculty members recognized for teaching excellence

Professor Shawn Ehlers and courtesy Professor Laura Bowling were among those recognized.

November 1, 2023

Long-range networks facilitate convenient producer data collection

"These are cloudless and can be truly internet-less," said Buckmaster. "The information doesn't go to Amazon, Google or anywhere else, but just sits on that device until you download it."

October 31, 2023

Avoiding common grain bin hazards can save close calls or even fatalities on the farm

Field says it only takes four or five seconds for a farmer who enters a grain bin with the unloader running to be submerged to the point of becoming helpless.

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Professor Jian Jin Purdue researchers to receive funds to strengthen marketplace interest in their IP

Grad Research Spotlight: Jennifer Rackliffe

Alumna Chloe Richard: Behind the research

Online curriculum provides life-saving training to young farm workers

Emma Keesling among 89 Academic All-Big-10 honored

Alumnus Todd Chermak became one of the first graduates of the biotech regulatory program he helped start

Jua Technologies International receives $600,000 USDA grant to develop solar-powered crop dehydrator

Seven Purdue Agriculture faculty members recognized for teaching excellence

Long-range networks facilitate convenient producer data collection

Avoiding common grain bin hazards can save close calls or even fatalities on the farm