Associate Professor Ramses Martinez article "Can e-textiles make their way into mass production?" has been published online in the Nature Reviews Electrical Engineering journal.
QFT, the theoretical foundation for high-energy physics, was developed over nearly a century with contributions from several legendary physicists including Dirac, Pauli, Heisenberg, Bethe, Fermi, Feynman, Schwinger, Wilson, Salam and Weinberg.
The School of Industrial Engineering is pleased to announce that Associate Professor Denny Yu was awarded the International Ergonomics Association’s (IEA) 2023 IEA/Tsinghua Award.
During International Education Week (November 13th through 17th) the Purdue Office of Global Partnerships and Global Academic Committee recognized four winners of Purdue's 2023 Outstanding Leadership in Globalization Award. IE's Yuehwern Yih is the 2023 recipient of this award.
Physical. Digital. Sustainable. Three Purdue NAE members lead a national event, eXcellence in Manufacturing and Operations (XMO) Summit in DC, coalescing experts for development of industry infrastructure for the next industrial revolution.
Alpha Pi Mu, the national industrial engineering honor society, awarded the Purdue chapter 3rd place in this year’s Outstanding Chapter Award competition! This recognition marks Purdue APM’s significant contributions towards student success and involvement in the field of IE.
Researchers in Purdue University’s College of Engineering have created new noninvasive, wearable sensors that monitor levels of uric acid in human sweat. A paper about the research has been published in the peer-reviewed journal Nano Energy.
Faster, more accurate measurement of uric acid levels could lead to better diagnosis, therapy and prognosis of several physiological and psychological conditions
Brandon Pitts, Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering, has received the 2023 Stephanie Binder Young Professional Award given by the Surface Transportation Technical Group (STTG) of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (HFES).