Two Purdue Engineering alumni are part of NASA's 2025 class of astronaut candidates. The alumni, Adam Fuhrmann and Yuri Kubo, will immediately join the Cradle of Astronauts at Purdue, bringing the total number of its members to 30.

On campus and across the globe, Elizabeth Saunders strives to make a difference.

Purdue University has emerged as the nation's most consequential academic institution in manufacturing and supply chain. This distinction reflects decades of translational research, pioneering educational programs, and national leadership, anchored in a legacy that dates back more than a century.

Congratulations to eight Purdue Engineers who recently received 16 patents on their intellectual property from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Seniors in six engineering majors were among the seventh class of fellows, announced Sept. 16, 2025.

According to a new study by Purdue University engineers, a fully electric system could strain the power supply and increase the risk of outages without major infrastructure improvements.

Amirreza Tootchi, a PhD candidate in Mechanical Engineering who is studying in Indianapolis, wants to bridge human trust and machine intelligence by quantifying machine learning model uncertainty in engineering design.

Symptoms like Maccalla’s are common, with about a third of around 1,200 households in the vicinity of the LA wildfires reporting at least one physical health symptom, according to a survey led by Andrew Whelton, a Purdue University engineering professor.

Researchers from the Mitch Daniels School of Business and the College of Engineering, in a recent study, introduce a new strategic supply chain resiliency index.

Purdue Engineering's Graduate Program is proud to rank #5 in the U.S., and #3 among the nation's top public universities (U.S. News & World Report).