The Purdue College of Engineering recognized 24 outstanding engineering teachers for Spring 2019, including five Purdue IE faculty members.

Two Purdue professors and an IE graduate student are improving healthcare of pre-term infants in Malawi. The project includes designing new furniture to promote skin-to-skin contact between mothers and their premature infants - to help save babies' lives in resource-poor areas.

Three Purdue faculty members, including Purdue IE's C. Robert Kenley, won the INCOSE Systems Engineering Journal Best Article Award for a collaborative article.

Three uSMART graduate students won poster presentation awards at the International Society on Industrial Ecology ISIE 2019 in Beijing.

New rainproof, stain-proof technology turns clothing into self-powered remotes

PhD candidate Ting Zhang was named in the Top 20 finalists out of 450 poster presenters at RehabWeek 2019 in Toronto, Canada.

Professor C. Robert Kenley co-presented a systems solutions talk at the 29th Annual International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) International Symposium.

In Purdue IE’s “Alumni Spotlights” video series, alumna Lauren Reuland (BSIE 2017) talks about how Purdue IE prepared her well academically and practically for her position with United Airlines.

Mission imaginable: Putting ISE principles to work in Haiti

A Purdue IE alumna navigates cultural, logistical challenges at Imagine Missions school in Caribbean nation

The Purdue School of Industrial Engineering welcomed Philip Thornton as the new Chief Development Officer on July 22, 2019.

The 2019 Purdue Old Masters include two Purdue IE alumni:

Through her distinguished 31-year career in the U.S. Air Force, one of Major General Theresa Carter’s Giant Leaps was being the first female promoted to one-star general within her career field and then later receiving a second star.

PhD student Bill Bihlman received the 2019 Stevens Doctoral Award from the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE).

For the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing on July 20, IE Professor Barrett S. Caldwell reflected on the lessons learned and how the event inspired him personally.

Often in the case of a disaster, there are too few resources available to the community. A new algorithm analyzes individuals' tweets to better understand how they respond to crises, offering a new way to inform decisions on disaster management.