Writer Amy Raley recently caught up with outgoing dean Leah Jamieson to ask about her 11 years guiding Purdue's College of Engineering. Jamieson steps down as dean in June of this year.
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Boilermaker pioneers clean, energy-efficient rocket fuel
Lithium-based solid fuel may change the propulsion industry.
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Innovation in super-resolution 3-D microscopy
New achievements in "nanoscope" research promise to reveal dynamics in live-cell and tissue specimens.
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Conversation with Leah Jamieson, Dean of Engineering, 2006-2017
Deep-learning tools assess earthquake damage
Shirley Dyke and her team are the first to employ deep-learning technologies for rapid assessment of structural wreckage.
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Renaissance engineers from Purdue
Students Catherine Klimes, Daniel Romary and Giovanni Malloy are not your traditional engineering geeks.
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