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N95 masks have a distinct shelf life, because their elastic bands disintegrate. Nick Vu, a Purdue ME grad student, is working to redesign the elastic band so that the N95 masks can be viably stored for a longer time.

The School of Mechanical Engineering is sad to announce that Raymond Cohen, professor and former director of Herrick Labs, has passed away.

More than 1.5 million bone fractures occur in elderly Americans every year, due to conditions like osteoporosis. A group of Purdue researchers has received a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop novel solutions to the bone fracture problem, using engineering principles.

Carlo Scalo and his team focus on hypersonics, thermoacoustics, and vortex dynamics. Hear him talk about his research at this Zoom event: Celebrating Our Associate Professors, Friday Sep 25 at 11:30 a.m.

Today, Herrick Labs is the foremost academic HVAC lab in the world. But when it opened in 1958, its focus was on how livestock reacted to refrigeration! Don Giffels (MSME 1959) was one of the first graduate students at Herrick, and shares his reflections.

Congratulations to Bob Peterson (MSME '86), who has won Pixar's first ever Emmy Award for his series, "Forky Asks a Question."

Prof. Jay Gore recently spoke at the Combustion Webinar, a weekly lecture series of combustion experts from around the world. His video about New Areas in Combustion: Artificial Intelligence, Imaging, and Hybrids is now available on YouTube.

Two Purdue ME students have received the Teaching Academy Graduate Teaching Award from Purdue's Center for Instructional Excellence.

Introducing the Frontiers webinar series, where the top mechanical engineering faculty from nine universities discuss their research every Friday.