The software could help grape growers and winemakers optimize quality and yields in their vineyards.

About 60 outstanding engineers under the age of 45 met for an intensive 2 1/2 day symposium. Professor Love presented a poster on the research challenges related to developing 5G and beyond wireless networks.

Both will begin their 3 year terms on January 1, 2017. The Board of Governors sets the direction and determines the strategy for the Computer Society, and provides guidance at the policy level to all Society organizational entities.

Professor Yong Chen, Haiyan Wang, the Basil S. Turner Professor of Engineering, and Peide "Peter" Ye, the Richard J. and Mary Jo Schwartz Professor of ECE were nominated and selected for "their exceptional contributions to the field of physics".

He is among 58 scientists and engineers to share $20.8 million in grants awarded by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research

The award is sponsored by NIST and Lab on a Chip in the conference MicroTAS 2016, which is the largest microfluidics conference in the world. He won with his image "The Rising Sun", a dark field micrograph of sweat advancing in a paper channel dyed with cobalt chloride dihydrate, changing it to cobalt chloride hexahydrate. He is advised by Professor Babak Ziaie and Professor Cagri Savran.

On Wednesday October 12, selected members of the Indiana Bicentennial Torch design team were privileged to carry the torch on the Boilermaker Special along with astronaut Dr. David Wolf and College of Engineering Dean Leah Jamieson. Representing ECE were student Gabriel (Gabe) Martini, Industry Design Projects Manager Todd Wild, and Director of Instructional Laboratories, Dr. Mark C. Johnson.

He is the founding head of the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering. On Friday, October 14th, the Purdue Board of Trustees approved him to become the Dane A. Miller Head of Biomedical Engineering. He is also Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

ECE researchers are part of a National Science Foundation effort to enhance the public's access to a radio spectrum that will become increasingly congested due to a proliferation of smartphones and the "internet of things," spurring greater demand for wireless broadband.

Researchers have confirmed the existence of a naturally occurring exotic property in which a material becomes thicker when stretched - the opposite of most materials - a discovery that could lead to new studies into the fundamental science of nano-materials behavior.