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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.

The new Ravi and Eleanor Talwar Rising Star Professorship in Industrial Engineering has been established by Purdue IE alumnus Ravi Talwar and his wife, Eleanor.

Joaquín Goñi gave a seminar at a national lab about how an individual connectome fingerprint can be uncovered or maximized from a new reconstruction procedure.

Purdue News’ Summer of Discovery highlights the university’s 12 top research stories from the summer of 2018 - including the research of two IE professors.

Today's U.S. News & World Report ranks Purdue Industrial Engineering as the #3 IE program in the nation for 2019.

The new James A. and Sharon M. Tompkins Rising Star Professorship in Industrial Engineering has been established by Purdue IE alumnus Dr. James A. Tompkins and his wife, Sharon.

Researchers from the Intelligent Systems and Assistive Technology (ISAT) Lab have developed a unique approach that allows experienced surgeons and physicians around the world to help less-experienced doctors in war zones, natural disasters and in rural areas perform complicated procedures.

The Chemical Society Reviews journal published a tutorial review paper by a Purdue IE professor, his research group and collaborators about their newly-discovered material, tellurene.

Purdue has been awarded $70 million to lead a consortium to co-create research solutions for developing countries.

The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded funding to a Purdue IE professor for his research on resilient complex networks.