David Johnson, assistant professor in the School of Industrial Engineering, has earned a research award from the National Science Foundation’s Strengthening American Infrastructure Program.

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation announced Oct. 18 the 2022 class of Packard Fellows for Science and Engineering.

For the second time in a year, commercial software provider AnalySwift LLC has received a contract from NASA to develop a design tool for tailorable composites and hybrid system materials.

Building on years of growing engagement and collaboration with the defense, homeland security and intelligence communities, Purdue University is creating the Purdue Institute for National Security, a new interdisciplinary institute purposely structured to attract worldwide talent, advance national security and grow the defense ecosystem at and around the West Lafayette campus.

Alexandra Boltasseva is the Ron and Dotty Garvin Tonjes Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, working in the areas of optics, quantum photonics, machine learning, and nanotechnology.

Since launching in September 2020, the Center for Innovation in Control, Optimization and Networks (ICON) has focused on integrating diverse expertise to tackle fundamental challenges in complex, connected and autonomous systems.

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

Purdue is tackling data analytics issues in sports through The Data Mine, an interdisciplinary, living-learning community open to students from every Purdue college, program and major.

Rahim Rahimi, assistant professor in the School of Materials Engineering, has a patent-pending process that could improve the quality of life for people who undergo orthopedic and trauma surgery annually.

In its continuing commitment to strengthen expertise in microelectronics and semiconductors, the university held a dedicated weeklong event and announced the development of a new course and summer enrichment program.