The College of Engineering would like to congratulate the following faculty, lecturers and other staff for their outstanding dedication to teaching Boilermaker Engineers!

Every semester, the Dean’s List and Semester Honor recognizes students that have achieved high scholastic standing cumulatively and/or for that semester.

Don Thompson, ECE alumnus and Purdue Equity Task Force lead, is the recipient of the university's 2021 Dreamer Award. This annual award is presented to an individual or organization whose contributions embody Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision for service.

JUA Technologies International (JTI), co-founded by Agricultural and Biological Engineering Professor Klein Ileleji, recently registered a subsidiary company in Kenya. Dehytech East Africa Limited (DEAL) will be the sole representative of JTI in the East Africa region. JTI is a growing agri-technology company based in Purdue Research Park and was borne out of solar drying technologies developed in Purdue's ABE program.

E alum and U.S. Under Secretary of State, Keith Krach, is the highest ranking State Department official to visit Taiwan since 1979. He was there to attend a memorial service for former President Lee Teng-hui who led the islands transition to democracy.

The mapping of the human genome — the complete code of instructions that enables us to develop and function — is vital in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 has spotlighted the importance of supply chain — especially accentuating the need for more resilience in the chain.

Researchers from Purdue EEE/IE, Yale University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology team up in the first environmental study to analyze the water and land footprints associated with internet infrastructure, in addition to carbon footprints. Leaving your camera off during a web call can reduce these footprints by 96%.

Four engineers among six Purdue researchers who received a total of $208,628 from the Trask Innovation Fund to help their labs commercialize their innovations.

Cooling demands are on the rise globally, caused in no small part by higher living standards and the increased number of household electronics and appliances.