Alumnus builds cross-border payments infrastructure for African businesses

The LyoHUB’s new technology innovation facility will give researchers, industry and government partners hands-on access to state-of-the-art, current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) equipment for parenteral fill-finish and lyophilization, a first of its kind in an academic setting.

Seven Purdue Engineering student teams presented AI-driven solutions to real-world social and economic challenges on Oct. 21 during Phase 2 of the 2026 ShahLab.AI: AI For Social Good competition.

Congratulations to Purdue University researchers who recently received 16 patents on their intellectual property from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

A new Purdue-led consortium has gathered the world’s most preeminent semiconductor manufacturers and research organizations to discover a path forward for advanced semiconductor packaging.

Committee recommends 4 locations for humans to begin investigating the moon

Purdue chemical engineer Julie Liu earns NIH funding to develop materials that help the body regenerate cartilage, even in an inflamed joint.

New framework accelerates semiconductor R&D and strengthens workforce pipeline

Dylan White, a Purdue University student majoring in motorsports engineering, turned an unexpected setback into a first-place finish, driving the No. 72 Dynoco Racing kart to victory in the Purdue Grand Prix Foundation's third annual Halloween Hundred on Oct. 17 at the Purdue Grand Prix Track.

Purdue announced Monday (Oct. 19) that nuclear energy expert Seungjin Kim has been appointed chief nuclear officer to lead the university's research and workforce development efforts in support of state and national needs.