A 2019 College of Engineering Gilbreth Postdoctoral Fellow will work with Dr. Gesualdo Scutari, the Thomas and Jane Schmidt Rising Star Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering

Read the Spring 2019 IE WEBLetter to learn about upcoming events - and what our awesome alumni, student entrepreneurs, faculty and staff are doing.

She has been called a pioneer and a trailblazer with innovative ideas for education.

A retired Purdue IE alumnus is “rethinking IE” by improving food production in southern Belize using geodesic domes and other appropriate technology.

The Purdue Engineering Student Council (PESC) Campus Relations Committee recently hosted the inaugural Purdue National Chain Reaction Competition, a new contest which replaced the Rube Goldberg Competition.

An IE professor joined in a panel discussion with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO) discussing the intersection of engineering and music.

Device helps people study STEM-based images that mimic the would-be surface of digital objects and improve learning

Purdue IE‘s graduate program kept its No. 6 spot among Industrial/Manufacturing/Systems graduate schools in the 2020 U.S. News & World Report (USNWR) rankings.

Technology designed to advance self-powering devices such as consumer electronics and defense innovations

The IISE Transactions in Healthcare Systems Engineering journal published “Longitudinal Patterns of Employee High-deductible Health Plan Choices” by Dr. Shan Xie, a former PhD student of Dr. Yuehwern Yih, and Qing Ye, a former master’s student of Dr. Yih and Dr. Denny Yu.

A group of Purdue IE students launched a national consulting association to streamline and connect university consulting organizations.

The IISE Transactions on Healthcare Systems Engineering journal published a paper by a GROUPER Lab grad student on physiological monitoring in an extreme environment.

When adults ask little girls what they want to be when they grow up, not many answer “engineer.” As it turns out, neither did Patti Poppe (BS 1989, MS 1991).

The Intelligent Systems and Assistive Technologies (ISAT) Lab successfully led an experiment showing that its improved augmented reality (AR) telementoring system can significantly increase safety in remotely-directed medical procedures.