Prof. Bumsoo Han works hand-in-hand with researchers at the Purdue Center for Cancer Research to investigate new diagnostics and treatments for cancer. This collaboration between medical research and engineering makes Purdue unique.

Monitoring agricultural crop conditions is still a manual, labor-intensive, and costly endeavor. Purdue hopes to bring engineering and technology innovations to solve these problems, with its new Internet of Things for Precision Agriculture (IoT4Ag). This new NSF-funded Engineering Research Center is directed by David Cappelleri.

Just in time for holiday shopping, Purdue's team store has officially released a full line of Mechanical Engineering shirts, hoodies, mugs, and more!

Members of the Purdue Engineering family have come together to declare how important it is to support, mentor, teach, and become Black engineers.

Are you ready to investigate flow separation at one of the largest experimental turbine facilities in the world? Apply for this postdoc fellowship with Guillermo Paniagua at Zucrow Labs. Deadline is December 4!

New autonomous sensor technology may help businesses monitor refrigeration and heating systems in real time much faster and easier than current options. Researchers at Herrick Labs developed the sensor to monitor the oil circulation ratio in real time for heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems.

Dig deeper into Purdue ME research by subscribing to the Purdue Engineering podcast! November's episodes feature Eric Nauman discussing concussions in football; Nina Mahmoudian talking about autonomous underwater vehicles; and Greg Shaver, discussing platooning in tractor-trailers.

Purdue ME faculty have dozens of research projects ready for Spring 2021, and they need your help! Browse through the available projects, find the perfect one for you, and apply today! Deadline is December 6!

This brick circle on Purdue's campus is called the "clapping circle"... when you stand in the middle of it and clap, you hear an odd squeak. Thanks to the research of professor Stuart Bolton and his acoustics students, now we know why.

Jennifer Rumsey (BSME '96), VP at Cummins Inc., has won the Suzanne Jenniches Upward Mobility Award from the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), for exceptional technical leadership and communication in pivotal times; for building high-performing, diverse teams; and for career-long dedication to promoting and empowering women in technical roles.