A health technology startup is commercializing a Purdue University innovation that could improve the ability to predict falls and discover new fall-prevention interventions in older adults and people with Parkinson's.

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

An ultrapure material taken to pressures greater than that in the depths of the ocean and chilled to temperatures colder than outer space has revealed an unexpected phase transition that crosses two different phase categories.

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

The founder of an analytical device startup based on Purdue University innovations says his company could improve point-of-care therapy diagnosis and compliance by reducing the time it takes to analyze samples by mass spectrometry.

Purdue University researchers will tackle several alternative energy-related projects for the U.S. Navy and develop a power and energy course through a grant of nearly $3 million from the Office of Naval Research.

Purdue University will lead a $5.4 million interdisciplinary research project funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop a wireless implantable device for treating conditions resulting from the body's inflammatory response.

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.

Researchers for the first time have applied a modern theory of heat transport in experiments with semiconductors used in computers and lasers, with implications for the design of devices that convert waste heat into electricity and the control of overheating in miniaturized and high–speed electronic components.

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