Among the Purdue faculty in Indianapolis is Lingxi Li, who is now a professor in the Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. We sat down with Professor Li for a brief chat.

Chen-yi Lu, a second-year PhD student and graduate research assistant in Purdue Engineering's Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, wants to make AI models that can work more on their own accord.

In this podcast, Purdue AI Racing Team members Dan Williams, Ashley Shaffer, Yuchen Song talk about their day at the track in Las Vegas during the Consumer Electronics Show.

History has shown that when Purdue University and Eli Lilly and Company join forces, lives are transformed. Together, these Indiana institutions are driving critical breakthroughs in drug discovery and pharmaceutical research, tackling some of the most complex challenges in modern health care and preparing the next generation of industry innovators.

From state-of-the-art facilities in West Lafayette, Purdue and Rolls-Royce are leading the world in what's next for aerospace research.

Wabash, one of the largest trailer manufacturers in the nation, will spend the next three years collaborating with Purdue on an R&D project resulting in a device that enables trailers to recapture their own electricity from vibrations, heat and airflow.

Why they choose Purdue, how mom Emily has helped support Nina in her journey and their praise for the support of women in engineering at Purdue.

How mother/daughter pair Katherine and Jennifer Rumsey have supported each other and felt supported as women engineers in West Lafayette, and the long history of Purdue providing leadership, development, engagement and connection for women in engineering.

Jie Chen, a Purdue professor of mechanical engineering in Indianapolis, focuses his research on dental biomechanics with an emphasis on orthodontics. Chen hopes his methods will help orthodontics to be more effective and efficient. In his energy efficiency research, he hopes to develop tools geared toward small- and medium-sized companies. For Dr. Chen, being under the Purdue umbrella in Indianapolis is important because of the resources provided by Purdue while being in close proximity to the industry in the capital city.

April Savoy, an assistant professor of industrial engineering in Indianapolis, discusses her expertise in industrial engineering, human factors engineering and computer science. With a background researching health information technology, she hopes to improve situational awareness of clinicians and patients and their shared decision-making. Savoy is excited about the increased access to Purdue engineering resources, internship opportunities and the transformations in health care associated with it.