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November 2, 2021

Greg Shaver and Kejie Zhao elected as fellows

Greg Shaver has been elected as a fellow of Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), and Kejie Zhao has been elected as a fellow of American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).
October 29, 2021

Can engineering help to diagnose brain aneurysms?

A cerebral aneurysm is a bulge in one of the brain's blood vessels, caused by a thin spot in the vessel walls; if they burst, they cause cerebral hemorrhage or stroke. Purdue Engineers are now collaborating with the Indiana University School of Medicine to convert medical imaging data of cerebral aneurysms into computational models that can help to predict the progression of an individual patient's aneurysm.
October 25, 2021

Road mapping cellular agriculture for cultivated meat manufacturing

Feeding people is one of the most basic human needs. But as the earth's population grows and natural resources and climate conditions dwindle, even this most basic function is in danger of becoming unsustainable. Tackling such a massive issue requires an equally impactful collaboration from experts in many fields. That is why Purdue's College of Agriculture and College of Engineering have announced the launch of a new joint initiative: to explore cellular agriculture and other alternative proteins as a possible solution to food insecurity in the US and around the world.
October 20, 2021

Reaching across the border: USA-Mexico symposium discusses big ideas for the future

The USA-Mexico border has its share of issues: from immigration and security to economic and ecological uncertainty. But there are many who see tremendous opportunities about to unfold. In a unique bilateral event organized by Purdue University, University of Texas El Paso, and Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez, experts gathered to discuss these big ideas in El Paso on day one, and then across the border in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico on day two.
October 13, 2021

NASA co-ops let Purdue students reach for the stars

It's not every day that college students get the opportunity to teach something to an astronaut! But Karl Akert, a senior in mechanical engineering, has enjoyed several unique opportunities, working with NASA as part of Purdue Engineering's co-op program.
October 6, 2021

Pavlos Vlachos receives named professorship

Pavlos Vlachos, professor of mechanical engineering, has been named the St. Vincent Health Professor of Healthcare Engineering in the Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering.
October 4, 2021

Outstanding in their field: Tractor efficiency increased, thanks to Purdue hydraulics research

Modern agricultural tractors contain so much cutting-edge technology, they rival even the latest spacecraft. But the back end is still old-school, relying largely on fossil fuels. So any optimization in tractor efficiency is a huge win for the environment. With this in mind, Andrea Vacca has undertaken a $3.2 million Department of Energy project to optimize the hydraulic systems that connect tractors and implements.
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