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Purdue expands open-source research in the cloud with Amazon Web Services

Turbine designs by ME's Paniagua show promise for next-gen propulsion

In the news: Group led by IE's She awarded $400K to advance AI-based robotics (subscription required)

In Print: CoE's Raman publishes '150 Years of Purdue Engineering'

NIH director visits Purdue BME to view breakthroughs in brain and neurotechnology research

February Edition: Newly Issued Patents

Features

Finding confidence in collaboration: Anna Dalton builds her future in Computer Engineering at Purdue

ME graduate student named 2026 Commercialization Fellow for advancing lab discoveries to market

Purdue Engineering students shoot for the moon with innovative solutions during Moonshot Pitch Challenge

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Events

FEB
26

3rd Grid of Tomorrow Consortium Event

Following the success of the 2025 workshops, members and friends of Purdue's Grid of Tomorrow Consortium will reconvene on February 26, 2026. This event is kindly hosted by Pacific Gas & Electric at the San Ramon Conference Center in San Ramon, California. Thank you, PG&E!
FEB
26

WEBINAR: Info Session on the Teaching & Learning in Engineering Graduate Certificate

This one-hour, live webinar provides prospective students with the opportunity to learn more about one of the Purdue School of Engineering Education's online programs: the Teaching & Learning in Engineering Graduate Certificate.
FEB
26

ENE Research Seminar: Computational Thinking for Engineers in the AI Era

This interactive seminar explores how early diagnostics and flexible instructional tools can be used to assess and develop students' computational thinking skills across engineering curricula. Noemi Mendoza Diaz from Texas A&M presents scalable, language-agnostic teaching strategies that support learning in classrooms of any size while grounding essential AI and machine learning competencies. The talk also addresses the educational and psychological implications of the growing reliance on chatGPT.
MAR
12

ENE Research Seminar: Developing Undergraduate Engineering Student Self-Efficacy Toward Design

Join us for a seminar with Sharon Miller, Associate Professor of Engineering Practice in the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering and Assistant Vice Provost for Purdue University in Indianapolis, as she explores how embedding team-based biomedical design projects across three consecutive years of an undergraduate curriculum impacts student self-efficacy. Dr. Miller will share insights into how continuous exposure to real-world design—and experiences beyond the classroom like clinical immersion—can strengthen students' belief in their ability to succeed.
MAR
26

PEDLS Anna Nagurney — Lecture

Agricultural Supply Chain Networks: Trade, Policies, Food Security and Resilience
MAR
26

PEDLS Anna Nagurney — Panel