Purdue ECE researchers, led by Saurabh Bagchi, uncovered a serious vulnerability in Google’s Wear OS smartwatches. If left unpatched, the vulnerability could have allowed an attacker to crash specific apps, make the app or the watch unresponsive, or cause the watch to reboot continuously beyond the user’s control.

On a normal summer Friday, anywhere from five to 12 students in the Women in Engineering Program would travel to summer camps or day care centers in the area to lead elementary-age kids in hands-on engineering activities. During the COVID-19 pandemic, this program looks a lot different as engineering students lead kids through activities remotely instead.

For 75 years, the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics has been leading innovation in aerospace engineering.

The EE Times interviewed ENE's Pilotte about Purdue's humanitarian engineering program, where problem solving, solution finding and helping humanity intersect.

A number of Engineering students are among the record 76 student athletes named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars in 2019-2020, and three earned a 4.0.

A compressor design from Purdue mechanical engineers proposes a new drive mechanism for compressors used for cooling in homes, buildings, airplanes and cars.

Biomedical engineering lies at the confluence of the transformational rivers of health and education, fostering a culture of disruption on both fronts.

Originally scheduled to be in Montreal, the School of Engineering Education faculty and graduate students participated virtually for this year’s American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Annual Conference. Over half of our graduate students were participants with 33 authors of papers presented virtually.

Yung-Hsiang Lu and his students study data from thousands of public network cameras worldwide to see how COVID-19 restrictions have affected crowd size and behavior over time.

To improve disaster response and resilience, the Laboratory for Advancing Sustainable Critical Infrastructure (LASCI) team is developing algorithms, based on extensive studies in hazard science, that examine how people react to disasters on social media.