Montgomery Laky, Yash Barhate, �ngel Santiago-Col�n, Esin Aydemir, Abhimanyu Shekhar, and Asha Ramanujam have all been honored with awards from 2024 AIChE Annual Meeting

At the 2024 SREB Institute on Teaching and Mentoring and the Sloan Grantee Leadership Meeting in New Orleans, Purdue University’s Sloan Center for Systemic Change (SCSC) demonstrated its commitment to transforming graduate education. These influential gatherings offered Purdue’s SCSC team the opportunity to connect with other Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Centers for Systemic Change grant recipients to discuss effective strategies for building equitable graduate experiences.

Purdue AAE student Don-Terry Veal, Jr. has received the American Volunteer Group Flying Tigers Association Scholarship for the 2024 academic year. The AVGFTA awards monetary scholarships to students who develop well-researched essays that describe a facet of the missions employed by the original Flying Tigers who served during the early days of WWII.

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) National Convention, WE24: Together We Rise, in Chicago (October 24-26, 2024) saw Purdue University College of Engineering making a significant impact. Aligning with Purdue’s Vision 2030 goal to become "the No. 1 source of women engineers in the nation," Purdue Engineering's participation demonstrated its commitment to advancing women in STEM and producing excellent engineering talent.

Earlier this week, a new shuttle service provided by Royal Excursion began running to enhance and expedite access to the West Lafayette main academic campus for permit holders who park in select locations on the south side of campus.

November Meet & Eat was a success!

Purdue University's College of Engineering participated in the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) Campus Connection event. The gathering offered UMBC students a chance to learn about Purdue's graduate engineering programs.

At the 2024 SREB Institute on Teaching and Mentoring and the Sloan Grantee Leadership Meeting in New Orleans, Purdue University’s Sloan Center for Systemic Change (SCSC) demonstrated its commitment to transforming graduate education. These influential gatherings offered Purdue’s SCSC team the opportunity to connect with other Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Centers for Systemic Change grant recipients to discuss effective strategies for building equitable graduate experiences.

Astronauts go through many biological changes in zero-gravity — some visibly apparent, and some less so. One specific effect involves reduced cycling of cerebrospinal fluid from the brain, which could lead to long-term neurological issues. Purdue University researchers are now building fluid dynamics models for NASA to gauge the threat of these altered flows for future astronauts on long-duration space missions.