Hands-on summer program prepares students to contribute as interns

The honor, which includes a $1.25 million grant over the next five years, is intended to address gaps in the funding landscape in the United States that limit the rate of discovery in the physical sciences.

Faster, more cost-effective process touted as ‘significant advancement’ for the worldwide supply chain

Purdue University and the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School have signed an educational partnership agreement designed to enable USNTPS students to earn Purdue graduate degrees online with credit for their USNTPS training.

Assured autonomy is rapidly gaining traction in U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) circles.

When it comes to capturing incredibly tiny details in the world of microscopy, engineers have been constrained by a fundamental limit known as the "diffraction limit."

Aaron Brovont, Research Assistant Professor, Steven D. Pekarek, Dr. Edmund O. Schweitzer, III Professor of ECE, and Dionysios Aliprantis, Professor of ECE, were honored for presenting their research paper “Magnetic Design for Three-Phase Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer with Constant Output Power,” which was recently published in IEEE Transactions on Energy Conversion.

Dan Jiao, Synopsys Professor of ECE, is the Principal Investigator on the project, which brings together 13 investigators from six institutions with diverse backgrounds, from materials and device modeling, circuit modeling, thermo-mechanical modeling, to predictive multi-physics modeling; from simulation and analysis to ML-assisted design automation and optimization; and from advanced packaging to RF/Future-G, integrated power electronics, photonics and MEMS.

Brandon Walker is a student studying electrical engineering in the Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

The patent-pending innovation sees texture and depth and perceives physical attributes of people and environments.