Research Highlights

Darcy Bullock, the Lyles Family Professor of Civil Engineering and director of the Joint Transportation Research Program at Purdue, will testify at 2 p.m. today (July 11) before the U.S. House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology's Subcommittee on Research and Technology.

Crash assessments could be safer, faster and more accurate through a Purdue-developed drone technology.

It is generally assumed that failure of a single tension member in such a bridge will likely lead to catastrophic collapse.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University’s Discovery Park will lead a nationwide partnership focusing on the expanding research field of connected and autonomous vehicles.

On April 18, 2018 members of the Indiana Department of Transportation EVOLVE mentoring program and the Joint Transportation Research Program toured the I-69 Section 5 construction site.

We did it again! The 104th Purdue Road School Transportation Conference and Expo was the largest Road School on record at 3,010 attendees. This year's event included 191 technical sessions involving 375 speakers and moderators. The program had 175 Professional Development Hours (PDHs) available, including 4 hours of Indiana Statutes and Ethics for Professional Engineers.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Drones and autonomous vehicles will be part of the focus throughout the speakers and sessions at the 104th annual Purdue University Road School Transportation Conference and Expo.

The Seed for Success award recognizes Purdue University research teams who obtain research awards of $1 million or more from external sponsors. JTRP Director, Darcy Bullock, and his team received the Seeds for Success award on October 30, 2017. JTRP has a strong focus on continuous engagement with transportation agencies, sponsors, private sectors, and university colleagues. Many of those accomplishments are shown in the video below, which was shown during the awards dinner.