ECE's Chiang, 3 alumni elected to National Academy of Engineering
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News

Purdue Engineers successfully test dynamic wireless power transfer on a U.S. highway

ME's Lin to lead Purdue's role in national scientific machine learning initiative

3 energy-sector power players join Purdue Engineering's Grid of Tomorrow Consortium

Tech by IE's Aggarwal protects against identity leaking during AI photo editing

Wavelogix, founded by CCE's Lu, receives $500K grant from National Science Foundation

AGILE3D, led by ABE's Chaterji, stabilizes real-time lidar detection under resource contention

Features

BME's Tammy Siemers receives 2025 Community Spirit Award

Lilly Scholar Jason Thiagarajan finds his path to pharmaceutical engineering at Purdue

From Slovenia to West Lafayette: Lana Malek finds her stride in Biological Engineering and Big Ten Athletics

Events

MAR
19

Online Master of Science in Software Engineering Information Session
MAR
25

Online Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering Information Session
MAR
26

ENE Research Seminar: From engineering student to engineering professional: The importance of reflection in becoming an engineer

University at Buffalo Assistant Professor Andrew Olewnik examines how reflection shapes the journey from engineering student to professional. Using studies with undergraduates and early-career engineers, he highlights how classroom and experiential learning influence problem-solving and professional identity. The talk emphasizes reflective practices that help students recognize themselves as engineers and successfully transition into the profession.
MAR
26

PEDLS Anna Nagurney — Panel

Bridging Engineering and Agriculture: Innovations for Resilient Supply Chains
MAR
26

PEDLS Anna Nagurney — Lecture

Agricultural Supply Chain Networks: Trade, Policies, Food Security and Resilience
APR
2

ENE Research Seminar: How Can Data Science Assist Decision-Making in Higher Education?

Join Roland Molontay, Associate Professor at Budapest University of Technology and Economics, for an engaging talk on how data science supports evidence-based decision-making in higher education. Drawing on large-scale administrative and academic datasets, he will present research on dropout prediction, admission system validity, student success factors, grade inflation, and explainable AI (XAI). The talk also introduces a web-based decision-support tool that helps prospective students make informed academic choices.