Congratulations to Purdue Nuclear Engineering undergraduate student Catalin Harabagiu who recently received two scholarships from the American Nuclear Society (ANS) totaling $7,000.

Offering a resource to help parents, educators and other adults broaden children’s learning interests to include engineering thinking and design is part of the goal of the annual Engineering Gift Guide from INSPIRE Research Institute for Pre-College Engineering.

A Purdue-affiliated startup is getting into the dockless bicycle sharing business, launching its service on the West Lafayette campus with an aim toward expanding to other Big Ten schools and other major college campuses nationwide.

Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering welcomes Elsje Pienaar, Anne Sereno, and Michael Weiss.

A new technology that simulates tumors has been shown to perform as well as research animals in testing chemotherapy drugs, representing a potential tool for screening drugs before treating a patient.

The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) announced that AAE Prof. Daniel Dumbacher has been appointed executive director.

The virtual reality industry is faced with a conundrum: Users must be tethered to a server or PC in order to play high-quality apps.

Purdue Space Day 2017 attracted a record number of children for the annual event. More than 700 participants in grades 3-8 had the opportunity to learn about STEM with the help of more than 300 Purdue student volunteers.

A team led by Purdue senior research scientist Ann Christine Catlin has been awarded a four-year, $3.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation to build a web platform that provides a full spectrum of data services, connects data to computational resources and statistical software, and tracks research workflows to link data, algorithms and results.