Christopher Quinn, assistant professor of industrial engineering, received two years of NSF funding to research social media platform vulnerability.

Dedicated on Sept. 23 as part of this year’s Homecoming events, the Purdue Honor Tracks monument celebrates Purdue’s new student Honor Pledge.

Despite a high temperature of 91°F and the Boilermakers losing 28-10 to the Michigan Wolverines, Purdue IE celebrated Homecoming 2017 in style with two special events: an alumni-student panel discussion and an outdoor barbecue.

Sixteen companies and over 500 students attended the second-annual Purdue IE Fall Career Fair on September 11. The event took place the night before Purdue's Industrial Roundtable (IR) began.

In a new Purdue IE “Alumni Spotlights” video series, Humana’s Sheri Donahue tells how her Purdue BSIE (1990) prepared her well for her career as a Navy engineer and cyber security expert at Humana.

Assistant Professor Roshanak Nateghi was named as a Co-PI on a recently-funded National Science Foundation (NSF) project.

Ashwin Nair, a graduate IE student and PRISM Center Researcher in agricultural robotics, interned this summer at the Agricultural Robotics Lab (ARL) at the Volcani Institute in Israel.

The NSF I-Corps program selected IE doctoral student Ting Zhang to join other innovative student researchers in one of its fall 2017 cohorts.

The International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics (IJIE) published an online article by Assistant Professor Denny Yu and collaborators from the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, the SHARP Program, and North Carolina State University. The article is titled “Impact of posture choice on one-handed pull strength variations at low, waist, and overhead pulling heights”.

Dr. Vaneet Aggarwal's CLAN Labs received a VURI award from AT&T Labs in June. AT&T's Virtual University Research Initiative (VURI) program facilitates collaborations between AT&T researchers and universities.

Prehensile Technologies, co-founded by Associate Professor of Engineering Practice Brad Duerstock, was one of only three recipients to receive a special grant from the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA).

Robert Fulghum's book, All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten, may be right, as a group of local Pre-K and preschool students discovered recently. Their visit to the Intelligent Systems and Assistive Technologies Lab (ISAT) will hopefully start them on a lifelong journey of learning and discovery.

A new medical-diagnostic device made out of paper detects biomarkers and identifies diseases by performing electrochemical analyses - powered only by the user’s touch - and reads out the color-coded test results, making it easy for non-experts to understand.

IE alumnus Dong Lin and his research team will be listed in the 2018 GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS for creating the lightest 3-D printed material in the world.

In a new Purdue IE “Alumni Spotlights” video series, Isobar’s Geoff Cubitt tells how his Purdue BSIE (1992) prepared him well for his career.