CSME is a first-of-its-kind global partnership of academia, industry and government to advance research and workforce development in designing secure microelectronics. Its aim is to help ensure a secure supply of semiconductor chips and related products and tools, from the foundry to the packaged system. It is co-directed by Joerg Appenzeller and Anand Raghunathan, professors in Purdue University’s Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

An ability to think creatively and to develop innovative solutions to problems within the classroom, in student life, or in the community are the standards set to be selected as a Purdue Engineering Fellow. The honor comes with $25K upon graduation to be used in any desired endeavor.

Purdue University students and faculty are part of a team that has advanced to the finals of the prestigious AI Cyber Challenge. The Shellphish hacker collective also includes representatives from Arizona State University and UC Santa Barbara. This remarkable achievement comes with a $2 million cash award.

Purdue Solar Racing was one of more than 30 university teams that brought student-built solar-powered race cars to the 2024 Formula Sun Grand Prix in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Yaobin Chen, Purdue electrical and computer engineering professor in Indianapolis, and his team of researchers at TASI have conducted impactful safety research for nearly two decades.

Purdue University is offering a new, 100% online Master of Science degree in software engineering designed for professionals who want to enhance their knowledge of how to identify, formulate and solve complex software engineering problems.

Peter Bermel, SCALE co-director and Elmore Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue, said that multiple credible studies show there will be major shortages in the microelectronics workshop at a national scale if we do nothing.

Purdue and the nation of Panama signed a memorandum of understanding that promotes scientific and academic cooperation related to emerging technologies, including semiconductors. The agreement was signed by Purdue President Mung Chiang and Ramon Martinez de la Guardia, ambassador of Panama to the U.S.

The award committee selected Weinstein for the Sawyer Award for her pioneering breakthroughs in MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) resonators fabricated in commercial CMOS (complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor) chips and service to the frequency control community.

Achievements, honors for electrical engineer Samuel Peana now will include a 3-year Truman Fellowship at Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico.