Evgenii Narimanov receives the Arden L. Bement Jr. Award for significant accomplishments in pure and applied science and engineering.

Engineering Management Programs: The Right Move for You?

Wearables are quickly evolving from somewhat gimmicky gadgets to active partners in our healthcare. These smart electronic devices track everything from bread-and-butter fitness indicators like steps taken and hours slept to complex data like fluctuations in heart rate. These devices can be our partners as we work toward innovative solutions to improve preventive medicine and quick response. Simply put, people increasingly want to take ownership of their own health.

Purdue students have long been involved in what’s called the Greatest Month in Racing, a set of motorsports events culminating in the running of the Indianapolis 500 every Memorial Day weekend. Festivities and competitions fill the month of May, including the evGrand Prix — a set of competitive races for smaller electric vehicles (go-karts) among high school and collegiate design teams.

Kathleen Howell, the Hsu Lo Distinguished Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics, was honored May 7 with the highest honor that Purdue confers onto a member of its faculty.

New method could help with takeoff and landing for autonomous taxis, cargo carriers

Swift Fuels, Purdue University, Purdue Research Foundation enter research agreement to commercialize fuel-related technologies

2019's Spring commencement proved to be a milestone for the Purdue College of Engineering. In addition to being the largest commencement ever for the College, it also was the first time that the CoE graduates around 2,000 students with bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD degrees in the spring alone.