Martinez and Wu have been awarded patents. Ramses for work on waterproof electronic decals for monitoring pH levels and Wu for developing a method of nanomanufacturing crystals of tellurium.

Grant from the Defense Department’s Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs will expand clinical testing into home settings

Cate Davis (BSIE '16) and Claire Konz (BSIE '21) have earned recognition, both as employees of Miebach.

Women in Industrial & Systems Engineering (WISE) was founded earlier this year, and is growing strong in their first full semester.

PhD student chosen for crew 306, which will be stationed at the Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) for a 2-week mission.

The Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering is excited to share our Fall 2024 Newsletter!

Eight interdisciplinary teams mentored by IE faculty and IE graduate students presented posters or delivered research talks.

Meet Kapil Manicka!

The Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering celebrated two remarkable faculty achievements on September 26 at Purdue University’s annual "Celebration of Teaching Excellence" awards ceremony.

Professor Shimon Y. Nof is a professor of industrial engineering at Purdue and the director of the PRISM Center (Production, Robotics and Integration Software for Manufacturing & Management).

Dr. Young-Jun Son, James J. Solberg Head and Ransburg Professor of Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering, gave the opening keynote speech on “Multi-paradigm, Online, Hierarchical Simulations to Support Process Mining” at the 2024 International Conference of Process Mining (ICPM) held in Copenhagen, Denmark, on Oct. 14-18, 2024.

Dr. Brandon Pitts, Elliott Sigal Rising Star Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering, has received the 2024 Exceptional Engagement Award presented by the Purdue Center on Aging and the Life Course (CALC). Pitts was presented this award, and delivered an acceptance speech, during the Annual CALC Symposium at Purdue on October 18, 2024.

The team has been awarded a grant from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), a part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), to develop cutting-edge bioinspired wearable sensors aimed at protecting workers from injuries that occur in manual material handling (MMH) jobs.