The Presidential Safety Award is awarded to individuals or groups that have made significant accomplishment in improving safety at Purdue University.

Dr. Nicholas Medendorp, Jr. Named CEO of Photon MD, Inc. Medical Device Business is Second Portfolio Company of KNOW Bio, LLC Company to Develop and Commercialize Precision Photo medicine Devices

MSE students Congying Wang, Alex Bruce, Xi Chen, and Matt Binkley volunteered for Indiana’s statewide MATHCOUNTS competition this past Saturday.

For continuing excellence and contributions made in the field of electronic materials, especially in the areas of tin whisker growth and lead-free solders.

Researcher Pylin Sarobol explains an elegant process for ultrafine-grained ceramic coatings in a somewhat inelegant way: submicron particles splatting onto a surface.

A new type of adhesive that combines the bonding chemistry of shellfish with a bio-based polymer has been shown to perform as well as commercially available products and can be easily degraded, representing a potential non-toxic alternative.

ArcelorMittal’s loyal “steel people” combined funds and leveraged matching gifts for a smart and generous show of student support.

MSE alum, Samantha Lawrence, shares insights on hydrogen-metal interactions in the latest issue of JOM Magazine, a publication of The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society (TMS).

"I think the most exciting possibilities in the field are also the most challenging- linking microscopic degradation mechanisms with macroscale property alterations," Lawrence says.

We are pleased to announce that Donna Bystrom has received the university-wide Eudoxia Girard Martin Memorial Staff Recognition Award.

This award is made annually to a woman staff member who, in the performance of her duties, has demonstrated those personal qualities of heart, mind and spirit that evince a love for and helpfulness to students , staff, and faculty.

Another one of our dedicated and loyal staff members were recently recognized for their achievements and impact on the Purdue community by the University and the College of Engineering.

Vicki Cline was recently recognized  by the College of Engineering for her work in student advising as a finalist for the Administrative Professional Customer Service award.  Nominated by Prof. Anter El-Azab, her dedication to helping students and working closely with faculty to keep students on track to graduation and engaged in their courses was noted as exceptional across the college.