The last 10 years have witnessed an unprecedented revolution in the domestic supply of shale hydrocarbon reserves with the potential to lower the cost of our nation’s electricity, power, chemicals and fuels for the next 100 years.
Because silk’s nano-architecture is “disordered” instead of meticulously designed periodic structures, the findings suggest a strategy to produce metamaterials that are less expensive to fabricate and manufacture and easier to scale up for industry.
A Purdue University student has been selected as recipient of a coveted scholarship designed to strengthen the relationship between the United States and United Kingdom.
Purdue Mechanical Engineering alumnus builds business around family, strong work ethic and philanthropy.
Beth M. Holloway has been selected as a Fellow Member of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE).
PURSPEC Technologies Inc., whose miniature spectrometers may improve medical diagnosis and patient compliance by reducing the time needed to analyze samples, has opened offices in the Purdue Research Park.
