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LEDs reduce costs for greenhouse tomato growers, study shows

Sunlit snow triggers atmospheric cleaning, ozone depletion in the Arctic

System allows multitasking runners to read on a treadmill

Purdue gets grant to improve heat-stress tolerance of maize
Purdue trustees approve frozen tuition and fee cuts
Purdue University trustees on Wednesday (May 22) approved frozen tuition and cut costs for West Lafayette students.
Innovation could bring flexible solar cells, transistors, displays
Researchers have created a new type of transparent electrode that might find uses in solar cells, flexible displays for computers and consumer electronics and future 'optoelectronic' circuits for sensors and information processing.
Apps may open communication door for children, families affected by severe, non-verbal autism
Stephen and Diane Beaudoin have tried for years to fully communicate with their son, David, 11, who is diagnosed with severe, non-verbal autism. The Beaudoins credit SPEAK all!, an iPad application, with the enriched communication they now have with their son. David has been using SPEAK all! for about one year.
Purdue specialist warns of disease deadly to impatiens
Home gardeners making out their shopping list of annuals to plant should beware of a disease that is inflicting the always-popular impatiens, a Purdue Extension plant disease specialist says.
