UPrint was developed in 2015 by co-founders Rick Li and Joseph Watkins, graduates of the College of Health and Human Sciences and ECE. It is an app that allows users to print documents from smartphones to select printers on university campuses. The app is now accessible at seven universities and has grown the graduates' company by five people.

Second place was ECE undergraduate student team Alek Patel, Ribhav Agarwal, and Vinay Nagarajan with their sensor car. Third place was ECE graduate student Supriyo Maji with his nutrition sensor. The 2016 Engineering Academic Program Bracket Challenge was put on by Electronic Design and Machine Design.

Purdue will lead research to determine why some communities recover from natural disasters more quickly than others, an effort aimed at addressing the nation's critical need for more resilient infrastructure and to enhance preparedness.

AccuPS LLC, a Purdue Startup Class of 2015 member, has developed the AeroWand™, an add-on 3-D motion-tracking controller that provides a way for mobile virtual reality (VR) users to interact in the VR space. The company was founded by ECE Professor Byunghoo Jung.

This award is presented to IEEE-HKN Chapters in recognition of excellence in their Chapter administration and programs. Service to the community and others is an expectation of IEEE-HKN Chapters.

Bionode LLC, a Purdue-affiliated startup, is developing a non-invasive way to treat glaucoma and prevent blindness… using contact lenses and glasses.

She was recognized for planning events and activities that directly connect classroom learning with hands-on experiences.

Your most sophisticated lawn sprinkler system may rely on a junk-drawer staple. Because magic tape — that whisper-thin, nearly invisible wonder of modern household adhesion — holds not just daily utility but super-powers. Professor Babak Ziaie is working to unleash them.

She was promoted for her achievements in plasmonic materials. Each year, SPIE promotes members of distinction who have made significant scientific and technical contributions in the multidisciplinary fields of optics, photonics, and imaging.

The Distinguished Alumnus Awards are presented by the Institute to around ten alumni each year under the categories of Academic Excellence, Technology Innovation Excellence, Managerial Excellence, Entrepreneurial Excellence, and Excellence in Other Walks of Life.