Archive

• Fall 2015

  Engaging children in engineering
  Innovators and entrepreneurs
  Getting bigger is not enough
  Moving engineering education beyond the classroom
  Space Hunters

• Summer 2015

  Much accomplished, much yet to do
  Green nanotechnology
  Grooming success
  Purdue team puts Earhart on the moon
  Creativity on display at Malott Innovation Awards

• Winter 2014

  Mining smarter, cleaner
  Engineering inclusion
  Much more than growth
  Purdue students develop safe-water system for Dominican Republic community
  Women in Engineering: Q&A with Beth Holloway

• Summer 2014

  From Vietnam refugee to international entrepreneur
  Smartphone to become smarter with 'deep learning' innovation
  Space: The fundamental frontier College entertains novel ideas in its quest for room to grow
  High-temperature plasmonics eyed for solar, computer innovation
  Improving health care system through engineering

• Fall 2013

  Patricia Galloway: Rising to the challenge
  Simulations aiding study of earthquake dampers for structures
  Four initial ‘Preeminent Teams’ set early course for college’s growth
  Research yields first detailed view of morphing Parkinson's protein
  New College of Engineering faculty

• Summer 2013

  Norm Weldon: A lifetime of achievement
  New modeling approach transforms imaging technologies
  Achieving energy independence
  Driven to succeed

• Fall 2012

  Neil Armstrong: Humble hero, always a Boilermaker, always an engineer
  Sensor detects glucose in saliva and tears for diabetes testing
  Advancing science learning through engineering design
  Bold initiative builds on innovation and growth

• Summer 2012

  Engineering alum named CEO of McDonald’s Corp.
  New ‘metamaterial’ practical for optical advances
  Creating a new stent coating for treating brain aneurisms
  Studying the flow of information

• Spring 2012

  Remembering a pioneer in spaceflight
  One and done
  Purdue students develop app to help children with severe autism
  Purdue professor elected to National Academy of Engineering

• Winter 2011

  Celebrating two legends
  Solar home captures second in national competition
  Purdue engineer receives top innovation award from President Obama
  Purdue reports surge in women in first-year engineering

• Fall 2011

  At Mission Control for Endeavour’s last flight
  Laser, electric fields combined for new 'lab-on-chip' technologies
  Researchers look to deliver water (and energy) in ways both old and new
  Collaborations breed success

• Summer 2011

  Alumnus celebrated for contributions to engineering and diversity
  Developing globally competent engineering researchers
  A transportation engineer’s quest to improve global planning
  Rocket man: One man’s passion for propulsion

• Spring 2011

  Egyptian prime minister a Purdue Engineering alum
  Professor guides electric vehicle initiative
  Purdue, Colombia forge strategic partnership
  The global engineer