A new study suggests the power industry is underestimating how climate change could affect the long-term demand for electricity in the United States.

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Two IE undergraduates are working together with Purdue Student Government (PSG) to promote environmental sustainability on campus.

A Purdue IE faculty member was interviewed on an Indianapolis news program about augmented reality research.

A CONNplexity Lab graduate student delivered an oral presentation and presented an entrepreneurial group project at the 5th Mediterranean School of Complex Networks (MSCX).

Purdue IE held its second annual alumni panel discussion titled "IE= CEO: Dynamic Careers in Industrial Engineering". Seven exceptional IE alumni and one current undergraduate participated in the discussion, attended by almost four times as many students as last year’s event.

At halftime of the Purdue football game against Boston College on Sept. 22, one of the homecoming crowns went to a familiar face - IE senior Lily Bishop.

The Purdue University chapter of the Institute for Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) received the national organization’s Gold Award – for the 19th year in a row.

An international MSIE/PhD student learned valuable lessons studying abroad in the Netherlands.

A collaborative proposal between Purdue IE and ECE faculty has been awarded a one-year EFC-Future Manufacturing seed grant from the College of Engineering.

The Purdue Office of Professional Practice (OPP) inducted IE alum Geoffrey Cubitt (BSIE 1992) into the Cooperative Education Hall of Fame, along with three others, at a luncheon ceremony.

The new Thomas and Jane Schmidt Rising Star Professorship in Industrial Engineering has been established by Purdue IE alumnus Thomas Schmidt and his wife, Jane.

Forty-eight companies and over 700 students attended the third-annual Purdue IISE-IEGSO Fall Career Fair. Because the September 10 event was three times as big as the one last fall, it was held in the France A. Córdova Recreational Sports Center instead of Purdue IE’s Grissom Hall.

Early diagnosis of Chagas disease, a parasitic life-threatening disease that currently affects eight million people worldwide, typically requires diagnosis by experienced doctors in well-equipped hospitals. The Purdue University FlexiLab has discovered a new detection method that does not require electric power, is portable, and allows diagnosis at the point of care by minimally trained individuals.

A Purdue University climate adaptation expert can speak on the consequences of a new Environmental Protection Agency regulation that gives states more leeway to improve the efficiency of coal plants and set their own greenhouse gas emission limits.