As technical director of LASER PULSE, Betty Bugusu oversees the program’s research portfolio, which means she oversees the whole process of project acquisition, all the way up to implementation and close-out.

Luna Lu, a professor of civil engineering, chats with chemical engineering student Rithika Athreya in the College of Engineering's new series, "Office Hours."

Daniel DeLaurentis, a professor in the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics, chats with AAE graduate student Nick Gunady in the College of Engineering's new series, "Office Hours."

If it’s true that experience is the best teacher, then Purdue students learn from the best.

Since becoming the program director of LASER PULSE in April 2021, Pallavi Gupta has gotten a crash course not only on the endless challenges faced by developing countries but also what it takes to build a winning partnership and manage complex multi-stakeholder relationships.

George Wodicka's thinking has been bigger than big, transforming a small research center into the renowned Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, whose work impacts millions of patients worldwide.

The Industrial Roundtable career fair fulfilled a need for Purdue Engineering students when it started in 1980: Help get jobs. It's only grown since, now serving more than 10,000 students and welcoming more than 450 companies each year.

"It's a bond that exceeds campus," Tamara Markey says.

First-Year Engineering student Lee Haglid, an EMT and first responder, is pursuing development of lifesaving equipment for emergency trauma care.

Since its inception in 2005, the Engineering Academic Boot Camp run by the Minority Engineering Program has had nearly 400 participants.