Kunal Thakur, an industrial engineering senior from Saint Paul, Minnesota, has been named the Outstanding Study Abroad Student by Purdue’s Study Abroad Office.

"We need to mobilize knowledge and resources to act towards the collective good, utilizing the scientific community to combat both climate change and the pandemic."

Dave Kotterman, Director of Industrial Relations, sent this letter to friends of IE seeking projects to help our Boilermaker IE students.

Dr. Cai received the Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from National Science Foundation to advance life cycle assessment methods.

Nathan Rowland Miller, IE Junior, was recently featured by Purdue. His actions and words remind us of the importance of community and connection during this time.

Questions have been raised during the COVID-19 pandemic about supply chain management and health care delivery systems.

Purdue University researchers who study systems used to provide humanitarian relief in other countries after disasters say some key considerations can help during a crisis.

The Purdue Industrial Engineering Graduate Student Organization (IEGSO) honored Brandon Pitts, assistant professor of industrial engineering, as this year’s recipient of the IE Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award.

Every year natural disasters kill around 90,000 people and affect close to 160 million people worldwide, according to the World Health Organization. Such disasters also result in the destruction of the physical environment of the affected people.

The NSF CAREER Grants can propel promising beginning academics into successful research careers.

If you were watching Good Morning America on Thursday, you probably saw EUME, the Massaging Backpack, demo, thanks to IE student entrepreneur, Pranay Parekh.

This week, the first bricks will fall during the demolition of MGL to make way for the Gateway Building.

By 2030, global warming alone could push Chicago to generate 12% more electricity per person each month of the summer. IE Assist. Professor, Roshi Nateghi, uses improved modeling to support grid infrastructure investments.

IE's Associate Professor Vaneet Aggarwal will be honored at College of Engineering luncheon, speaks Tuesday at 11:30 in WALC.