His submission was entitled "Performance and Variability Breakthrough for LaAlO3/InGaAs Gate-all-around Nanowire MOSFETs with Ultra-thin Al2O3 Passivation." He is advised by Professor Peide "Peter" Ye.

Eugene A. Cernan, a Purdue Electrical Engineering alumnus and the most recent person to walk on the moon, stepped out of the lunar lander 40 years ago Tuesday (Dec. 11).

A new agricultural electronic insect trapping device has the potential to automatically monitor insect pest populations and reduce the amount of insecticides emitted into the environment.

She was given the award for seminal contributions to the development of metal-dieletric waveguides for integrated optics and novel approaches for realization of nanoplasmonic devices.

A new type of transistor shaped like a Christmas tree has arrived just in time for the holidays, but the prototype won't be nestled under the tree along with the other gifts.

People can let their fingers - and hands - do the talking with a new touch-activated system that projects onto walls and other surfaces and allows users to interact with their environment and each other.

His entry was titled "Ferrofluid-coated tape grippers close underwater and await collection by a permanent magnet". He is advised by Professor Babak Ziaie.

Professor Klimeck was recognized for contributions to atomistic quantum simulation tools for nanoelectronic devices. Professor Pekarek was honored for his contributions to modeling and simulation of electrical machines, while Professor Ye was honored for his contributions to compound semiconductor MOSFET materials and devices.

Scotch tape, a versatile household staple and a mainstay of holiday gift-wrapping, may have a new scientific application as a shape-changing "smart material."

Purdue University researchers received $6 million in grants to automate one of the most laborious and costly jobs in vineyards and apple orchards.