His are among 67 new awards, totaling more than $38 million, announced by NIH in October. The grants were issued to 131 researchers working at 125 institutions in the United States and eight other countries. Professor Cui, whose grant totals $1.4 million, will lead a research team harnessing the same kind of "adaptive optics" technology used in astronomy for a new imaging system to non-invasively take in-vivo images of the brain's cortex at greater depth than usually possible.

He is advised by Professor Andrew Weiner. Their published paper is titled "Broadly tunable, low timing jitter, high repetition rate optoelectronic comb generator".

Those recognized were: Prof. Muhammad A. Alam, Prof. Jan Allebach, Prof. Joerg Appenzeller, Res Eng. Aaron Ault, Prof. Saurabh Bagchi, Prof. Charles Bouman, Prof. William Chappell, Prof. George T.C. Chiu, Prof. Dave Ebert, Prof. David Janes, Prof. James Krogmeier, Prof. David Love, Res. Scientist Abish Malik, Prof. Saeed Mohammadi, Prof. Zheng Ouyang, Prof. Steven Pekarek, Prof. Dimitrios Peroulis, Prof. Karthik Ramani, Prof. Sanjay Rao, Prof. Kaushik Roy, Res. Scientist Sean Scott, Prof. Scott Sudhoff, and Prof. Babak Ziaie.

He was recognized for his world-renowned research in nanotechnology and has worked on the development of the world's smallest laser, among other things. His pioneering research is expected to have a significant impact on many fields, from cryptography to cancer treatment.

The multimedia project showcases how Boilermakers are making an impact on the world. I-Fan was featured in the debut edition.

The poster session is open to undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at Purdue engaged in civic engagement activities locally, nationally, and internationally.

Mobile Enerlytics LLC, a software startup co-founded by Professor Y. Charlie Hu, has been chosen as one of 16 teams to participate in the next class of the Alchemist Accelerator program, beginning Dec. 3.

His presentation was titled " Hetero-integrated III-V 3D CMOS on InAs/GaSb ". He is advised by Professor Peide "Peter" Ye.

His presentation was titled "Channel Transmission Characteristics of Silicon Nanotransistors". He is advised by Professors Muhammad A. Alam and Mark Lundstrom.

The Purdue College of Engineering is using the university's advanced cleanroom at Birck Nanotechnology Center (BNC) for the laboratory to expand an electrical and computer engineering class that exposes undergraduate students to high-end research.