Audrey Powers (BSAAE '99) became the 27th member of the renowned Cradle with her October 2021 flight on Blue Origin's New Shepard.

American Resources Corp. licenses an innovation created by Linda Wang, the Maxine Spencer Nichols Professor of Chemical Engineering in the Davidson School of Chemical Engineering, that allows the extraction of rare earth and critical elements, critical components of many electronics and green products, from end-of-life magnets, batteries, waste coal/fly ash and carbon by-products.

ME's Tahira Reid Smith and James Gibert examined the lack of inclusion in technology design, the negative consequences and possible solutions in a recent article in "The Conversation."

The vulnerability of existing civil infrastructure to natural hazards presents one of the greatest risks to life, safety and property that the world faces today. It also impacts the resiliency and sustainability of communities.

The first in a new series highlighting unique Purdue Engineering traditions. Since 1996, Purdue Space Day has hosted more than 17,000 kids for space-themed STEM activities.

Saurabh Bagchi, professor of electrical and computer engineering and computer science (by courtesy), was elected to the IEEE Computer Society Board of Governors for a three-year term that began Jan. 1, 2022.

Daniel Castro-Lacouture earned his PhD in civil engineering from Purdue in 2003 and served as a teaching assistant in the Division of Construction Engineering and Management.

Purdue University and the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) are connecting academic researchers and industrial practitioners together, providing the tools needed for revolutionary research and giving a platform for findings to be broadly shared.

With a main objective of advancing artificial intelligence approaches related to energy in the pursuit of smarter energy systems, the College of Engineering in fall 2021 authorized the new Center for Intelligent Energy Systems (CiENS).

The Management and Professional Staff Advisory Committee awarded individual professional development grants to 14 management and professional staff members for the fall application cycle.