The School of Industrial Engineering held its annual Outstanding Industrial Engineer (OIE) Awards Ceremony on April 25, 2019.

A Purdue IE graduate student won the poster competition for her research on exoskeleton implementation at a recent regional symposium.

There are no limitations in this lab.

The Purdue Board of Trustees recently promoted two IE faculty members, effective for the 2019-2020 academic year.

A graduating Purdue IE senior received an MIT Supply Chain Excellence Award on April 8.

Wearable devices, such as smart stickers, tattoos, or clothing, will conform so nicely to our skin that you will not be able to notice them while they continuously monitor your health.

Purdue IE student Mike Hepfer took a Giant Leap when he co-founded the startup Leo Aerospace while still at Purdue - and is now leaving his footprint in the aerospace industry.

Three Purdue IE professors were recognized at this year’s College of Engineering Faculty Excellence Awards Banquet on Apr. 5.

Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN) turned to a Purdue IE & BME professor for information on how human factors can make machine interaction more accessible to researchers with physical challenges.

Dr. Brandon Pitts won the “Best New Faculty Poster” award at the recent 2019 Robotics & IoT Showcase.

The Advanced Functional Materials journal published Dr. Ramses Martinez’s online article about 3D-printed soft robot caregivers, and will feature it on the front cover of an upcoming printed issue.

HaptImage LLC, a Purdue University-affiliated startup, will present an assistive technology that helps people with visual impairments "see" digital images at the 2019 University Innovation and Entrepreneurship Showcase in Washington, D.C.

Three IE graduate students presented posters at the annual College of Engineering Innovation for International Development (I2D) Exposition hosted by the Shah Family Global Innovation Lab.

College students looking to share a ride for a weekend getaway, a trip home or a spring break vacation now have a new option from a Purdue University-affiliated startup. A group of students from the School of Industrial Engineering in Purdue’s College of Engineering created UniRide - a ride-booking app for college students.

Science journal published a collaborative paper by Dr. Gary Cheng, co-authored with graduate student Biwei Deng, former visiting PhD student from the Cheng Group Dr. Qiangqiang Zhang, and four other universities.