The Distinguished Speaker program was established over twenty years ago and include experts from academia, industry, and government on the most important topics in the computing and IT world today.

This year's theme of "Past, Present, Progress" will reflect on the critical times faced today and the positive prospects for the future.

By translating shapes into computerized images, this system can turn any surface into a touch-screen.

The article is titled "Fluorescence Optical Diffusion Tomography" and was published in 2003.

Collaboration across disciplines works to overcome technical challenges in quest to develop economical, clean and reliable wind energy.

The award recognizes contributions to graduate education at Purdue, including innovative teaching, significant administration of programs, and well-structured relationships with students that lead to successful completion of degrees.

The Graduate Cohort Workshop aims to increase the ranks of senior women in computing by building and mentoring nationwide communities of women through their graduate studies.

Professor Furgason received the Engagement and Service Award, while Professor Talavage received the Team Award as part of the Purdue Neurotrauma Group

The Spectrum Challenge is a competition to demonstrate a radio protocol that can best use a given communication channel in the presence of other dynamic users and interfering signals.