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News

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

ECE's Kubis leads development of Purdue Quantum Code Library

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

AGE Fisher Family Foundation commits $10M to establish engineering innovation and entrepreneurship center

Purdue Engineering pilots B2D7: Bachelor's to Doctorate in 7 Years program

Radar technology by CCE's Cai estimates location, orientation, radius of underground pipes

Features

Evan Dzurik: Carving his own path through Industrial Engineering

Finding confidence in collaboration: Anna Dalton builds her future in Computer Engineering at Purdue

Emma Kessinger: From Boilermaker spirit to biopharma breakthroughs

Events

MAR
12

ENE Research Seminar: Developing Undergraduate Engineering Student Self-Efficacy Toward Design

Join us for a seminar with Sharon Miller, Associate Professor of Engineering Practice in the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering and Assistant Vice Provost for Purdue University in Indianapolis, as she explores how embedding team-based biomedical design projects across three consecutive years of an undergraduate curriculum impacts student self-efficacy. Dr. Miller will share insights into how continuous exposure to real-world design—and experiences beyond the classroom like clinical immersion—can strengthen students' belief in their ability to succeed.
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

PEDLS Anna Nagurney — Panel

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