Purdue Research News

• Drug combo suppresses growth of late-stage prostate cancer tumors - 1/27/2015
• Research aims to improve lithium-based batteries - 1/20/2015
• System encourages creativity, makes robot-design fun - 1/16/2015
• Meteorite material born in molten spray as embryo planets collided - 1/14/2015
• 'Single-photon emission enhancement' seen as step toward quantum technologies - 1/13/2015
• Study: Public health adversely affected when federal officials overlooked inhalation risk during West Virginia chemical spill - 1/5/2015
• Pharmaceuticals, personal care products could taint swimming pools - 1/5/2015
• Purdue research suggests approach to treat virus causing respiratory illness, possible paralysis in children - 1/1/2015
• Purdue's available food safety technologies could provide more secure, safe food handling, processing, testing - 12/23/2014
• Report: culvert repairs pose environmental risks, require safeguards - 12/17/2014
• Nanoshaping method points to future manufacturing technology - 12/11/2014
• Study: Invasive species can dramatically alter landscapes - 12/11/2014
• Germanium comes home to Purdue for semiconductor milestone - 12/8/2014
• Toxin from tobacco smoke could increase pain in spinal cord injury and worsen multiple sclerosis - 12/3/2014
• Nanoparticle network could bring fast-charging batteries - 12/3/2014
• NMTI announces breakthrough solutions for HAMR nanoantenna for next-generation ultra-high density magnetic storage - 11/21/2014
• Student-led civic poll to be highlighted at Thursday 'Face Off' debate - 11/18/2014
• Study: Fungus behind deadly disease in walnut trees mutates easily, complicating control - 11/13/2014
• 'Topological insulators' promising for spintronics, quantum computers - 11/13/2014
• Study: Farmers and scientists divided over climate change - 11/11/2014
• New versatile process efficiently converts biomass to liquid fuel - 11/11/2014
• Purdue expert: Online holiday sales likely to be 10 percent of total - 11/6/2014
• Startup in India commercializes Purdue innovation to make MR imaging more effective, less toxic - 11/6/2014
• 'Direct writing' of diamond patterns from graphite a potential technological leap - 11/5/2014
• Study gets to the roots of plants' natural sunscreen - 11/4/2014
• Purdue-based startup measures movement in cells to improve cancer drug development - 11/4/2014
• High-speed 'label-free' imaging could reveal dangerous plaques - 11/4/2014
• Purdue scientist: Distillers grains with calcium oxide improve cattle diets - 11/3/2014
• Purdue's Discovery Park launches global soundscapes research center to capture vanishing sounds of nature - 10/29/2014
• Purdue-based startup shines light on heart disease severity, location - 10/28/2014
• Ornamental plant seedlings grown with LED lights at Purdue - 10/28/2014
• New 3-D printing algorithms speed production, reduce waste - 10/21/2014
• 3,080-mile race’s research to focus on runners’ response to extreme physical activity - 10/21/2014
• Drinking water odors, chemicals above health standards caused by 'green building' plumbing - 10/20/2014
• Professors: Online retail technologies have mixed results - 10/15/2014
• Ultrasound revealing secrets of deadly abdominal aortic aneurysms - 10/15/2014
• NIH awards $640,000 grant to improve diagnosis of diseases before onset of symptoms - 10/15/2014
• Microrobots armed with new force-sensing system to probe cells - 10/13/2014
• Purdue innovations being commercialized to improve radiation detection, adhesives and sealants - 10/9/2014
• New technique yields fast results in drug, biomedical testing - 10/9/2014
• Research indicates open innovation gaining momentum among large U.S. and European companies - 10/9/2014
• Electrically conductive plastics promising for batteries, solar cells - 10/9/2014
• Natural gene selection can produce orange corn rich in provitamin A for Africa, U.S. - 10/6/2014
• Startup is using plasmonics to advance optical technologies, improve data-storage capabilities, solar thermophotovoltaic cell performance - 10/2/2014
• New system could help researchers preserve, share data - 10/2/2014
• Noncitizens face harsher U.S. prison sentences compared to citizens - 10/1/2014
• Federal grant awarded for organic tomato research led by Purdue - 10/1/2014
• NIH awards $1 million grant to life sciences firm in Purdue Research Park - 10/1/2014
• Fat molecules influence form and function of key photosynthesis protein - 9/29/2014