Chemical & Engineering News (C&EN) turned to a Purdue IE & BME professor for information on how human factors can make machine interaction more accessible to researchers with physical challenges.

Dr. Brandon Pitts won the “Best New Faculty Poster” award at the recent 2019 Robotics & IoT Showcase.

The Advanced Functional Materials journal published Dr. Ramses Martinez’s online article about 3D-printed soft robot caregivers, and will feature it on the front cover of an upcoming printed issue.

HaptImage LLC, a Purdue University-affiliated startup, will present an assistive technology that helps people with visual impairments "see" digital images at the 2019 University Innovation and Entrepreneurship Showcase in Washington, D.C.

Three IE graduate students presented posters at the annual College of Engineering Innovation for International Development (I2D) Exposition hosted by the Shah Family Global Innovation Lab.

College students looking to share a ride for a weekend getaway, a trip home or a spring break vacation now have a new option from a Purdue University-affiliated startup. A group of students from the School of Industrial Engineering in Purdue’s College of Engineering created UniRide - a ride-booking app for college students.

Science journal published a collaborative paper by Dr. Gary Cheng, co-authored with graduate student Biwei Deng, former visiting PhD student from the Cheng Group Dr. Qiangqiang Zhang, and four other universities.

The Orr Fellowship recently named eight Purdue seniors as Orr Fellows, including two IE seniors.

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.