Sometimes it pays to be at the center of the action. We’re perched on the cusp of a revolution in manufacturing.

No woman’s breast tissue is the same, so MRIs detecting and monitoring cancer shouldn’t treat them all the same.

An innovation-minded group on the Purdue campus is inviting fellow students to venture into entrepreneurship during an intensive weekend of competition where problem-solving prototypes can win prizes.

Purdue Online Learning will host a series of events, October 9th – 12th, with the aim of bringing more awareness of its online educational programs.

What if a parent could feel safe allowing a drone to walk their child to the bus stop?

Purdue University will launch its 150th anniversary and theme of Giant Leaps in solving worldwide problems during Homecoming, but Engineering alumni are already on board. In August, Don and Liz Thompson (BSEE ’84 and ’85) hosted the first event, kicking off a yearlong celebration of Purdue Engineering alumni gatherings in support of the University’s 150th anniversary with a reception at their Chicago restaurant, Taste 222.

As Purdue celebrates 150 years of Giant Leaps in world-changing discovery and development, two more researchers are serving as shining examples of the university’s place as a leading intellectual center.

Purdue University researchers have developed a unique approach that allows experienced surgeons and physicians around the world to help less-experienced doctors in war zones, natural disasters and in rural areas perform complicated procedures.

Companies and governments have regularly invested in solar farms and lost money when weather degradation unexpectedly cut panel lifetime short.

Purdue University researchers have developed a unique, toxin-free adhesive system developed from underwater creatures.