Ten students from Purdue’s Entrepreneurial Engineer seminar traveled to Silicon Valley, where they met with alumni and visited startup and venture capital organizations across the Bay Area.

The research is among the first to focus on Spanish deepfake speech at this scale. While much of the existing work in synthetic speech detection has centered on English and Chinese, the Purdue team created a large Spanish dataset designed to help researchers detect fake audio and identify which system produced it.

AAAS fellowship is a distinguished lifetime honor that recognizes individuals for scientifically or socially significant achievements in research, teaching, technology, administration or science communication.

AECE Prof. Kaushik Roy uses the brain’s efficiency as inspiration to help autonomous vehicles, such as drones and robots, make crucial, time-sensitive decisions while operating in the field.

The Murphy Award recognizes faculty members who demonstrate excellence in undergraduate education, both in the classroom and through advising and mentoring. Recipients are recognized for communicating challenging material clearly, inspiring students to master it, and supporting them beyond the classroom.

The annual award honors assistant professors who demonstrate excellence in the classroom and a strong commitment to supporting students beyond it. Recipients are recognized for communicating complex material clearly, helping students master challenging subjects, and serving as mentors and advisers.

NVIDIA Research Faculty Fellows are a group of distinguished academics selected for deep, sustained collaborations with NVIDIA researchers.

Luke Ferrer has been a tutor since January 2026. He starts tutoring sessions with engineering students by having them explain challenging concepts to the best of their ability.

SPAN, a U.S. Embassy New Delhi publication, recently featured Purdue’s work in an article titled “Connecting Research and Strategy in Semiconductors.” The publication reaches audiences in English, Hindi and Urdu, extending the visibility of Purdue’s international partnerships across multiple languages.

For the first time in the U.S., a roadway wirelessly charged an electric heavy-duty truck driving at highway speeds — demonstrating a key technology that could help lower the costs of building electrified highways for all electric vehicles to use.