You can reduce risk by opting for fertilizers with high nutrient concentrations, meaning you won't need to apply as much, Linda Lee, a professor of environmental and ecological engineering, told The Washington Post.

New homes see big energy and cost savings by installing state-of-the-art electric heat pumps and smart power controls. But rural communities are often left behind in these energy innovations. A new project from Purdue University and the U.S. Department of Energy plans to bring these innovations to rural electric co-operatives.

From state-of-the-art facilities in West Lafayette, Purdue and Rolls-Royce are leading the world in what's next for aerospace research.

Wabash, one of the largest trailer manufacturers in the nation, will spend the next three years collaborating with Purdue on an R&D project resulting in a device that enables trailers to recapture their own electricity from vibrations, heat and airflow.

In a groundbreaking study, researchers from Purdue University and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (U. of I.) have unveiled a novel framework to analyze, evaluate, and dynamically manage epidemic intervention strategies using reproduction number estimates. The findings, validated with real-world data from the COVID-19 pandemic, offer critical insights for policymakers and public health officials seeking to optimize response efforts during future outbreaks.

Bill Crossley, head of the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics, said the crash forced the industry to reconsider what a "fail-safe" mechanism really was and how to ensure there wasn't a single point of failure on the aircraft.

Purdue’s College of Engineering has launched, approved or begun developing a record number of credential and degree programs for students in the past two years, boosting its innovative efforts to prepare the next generation of engineering leaders.

D. Marshall Porterfield and his team have applied compressed gas thrusters to propel and drive constant rotational acceleration to provide torque to the centrifuge’s central rotational axis. Porterfield is a professor in the departments of agricultural and biological engineering and horticulture and landscape architecture.

Why they choose Purdue, how mom Emily has helped support Nina in her journey and their praise for the support of women in engineering at Purdue.

"Our cars know more about our roads than agencies do," Darcy Bullock, Lyles Family Professor of Civil Engineering, tells the New York Times.