The Purdue Chapter of the Institute of Industrial & Systems Engineers (IISE) held its third annual Spring Career Fair - and it was bigger than ever.

IE PhD student Denys Bulikhov spent the first two weeks of 2019 in a Mars simulation research station in the Utah desert. The mission's purpose was to improve technical expertise and knowledge in preparation for future travel to Mars.

The U.S. Office of Minority Health has awarded the Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering at Purdue University a $1.1 million grant.

Focusing on technology consulting, student-run consulting club Purdue Solutions enables engineering, technology and business students to work with real clients on real projects. This semester about 40 students are participating in the club.

The Purdue School of Industrial Engineering grew its mentoring program this past fall - with “two-way” benefits for both students and alumni.

Purdue Engineering’s Fall 2018 Imprints Giving Report highlights an IE alumnus for his family’s support in Latin America of Purdue and Purdue Industrial Engineering.

NanoEnergy has published an article about an IE professor's use of solution-grown tellurene for optimized nanomanufacturing of high-performance nanoelectronics.

Valencell, a leading innovator in wearable biometric sensor technology, announced that a Purdue IE alum has been named Chief Executive Officer.

IE Professor Barrett Caldwell took part in “The Apollo Dialogues Workshop” at the National Air & Space museum to help commemorate the upcoming Apollo 11 50th anniversary.

An IE student-founded and student-led consulting group had a busy fall semester - and continues to grow in numbers and scope.

An IE professor has published two papers on nanomanufacturing for wearable human-integrated monitoring.

A Purdue IE professor discussed climate disasters and resilience engineering in the Fall 2018 issue of ENGINEERING FRONTIERS magazine.

Purdue IE alumnus Richard W. Garrett (BSIE 1962, MSIE 1964) feels so strongly about what he terms the “national crisis” in American education that he has written a book on the subject.

Shruthi Suresh and Ting Zhang, two Purdue University doctoral students, thought had a great idea to help blind and visually impaired people. The National Science Foundation Innovation Corps program helped them come up with an even better idea to launch a startup moving their innovation into the public.

Read the Winter 2018 IE WEBLetter to find out about our awesome alumni, student entrepreneurs, events, and more!