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Redefining Research and Technology

In addition to the 11 Discovery Park centers, several other project centers are paving the way for new and innovative ways of using technology and science in academia and business.

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Facilities in the park attract researchers and students from all 10 West Lafayette colleges, the Purdue University regional campuses, and the Indiana University School of Medicine.

Discovery Park Buzz

Purdue video showcases interdisciplinary research
Purdue's Discovery Park, which has grown into a $450 million hub for interdisciplinary research in just six years, has produced a new video outlining its successes and how the park is helping reinvent the 21st century research university. The 5-minute video highlights Purdue's interdisciplinary projects in energy, the environment and sustainability, health care, nanotechnology, cancer treatment, homeland security and high-performance computing, education research and entrepreneurship.
Indiana Innovation Alliance
The Indiana Innovation Alliance will join together the efforts of academia, business, and government to strengthen Indianas assets in biosciences and life sciences. While our state is currently a national biosciences business leader, investment and employment in this industry are growing rapidly around the world. Boosting Indianas research sector is an economic and educational development priority that will keep Indiana competitive.
Purdue's Cordova forms partnerships in India, Hong Kong

Indiana and Purdue universities have launched a Web site to promote an unprecedented broad-based research alliance to help the state grow its bio- and life-sciences industries, improve health, and increase the number of physicians trained in Indiana.
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Sen. Lugar tours labs and Purdue Research Park
U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar watches as Purdue researcher Nancy Ho works in her laboratory in the A.A. Potter Engineering Center. Ho, a senior research scientist in the Laboratory for Renewable Resource Engineering and a research professor of chemical engineering, is examining genetically engineered yeast for ethanol production from organic materials.
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IU, Purdue establish alliance Web site; next step input from state Legislature, businessesIndiana and Purdue universities have launched a Web site to promote an unprecedented broad-based research alliance to help the state grow its bio- and life-sciences industries, improve health, and increase the number of physicians trained in Indiana.
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Discovery Park News

RCHE releases spring conference summary
Jun 23, 2009

Following the successful spring 2009 conference, National Priorities and Goals, the Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engine...
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Complete atom-by-atom transistor simulation run in 15 minutes
Jun 18, 2009

A simulation of electrical current moving through a futuristic electronic transistor has been modeled atom-by-atom in less t...
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New 'broadband' cloaking technology simple to manufacture
May 20, 2009

Researchers have created a new type of invisibility cloak that is simpler than previous designs and works for all colors o...
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