Purdue Research News
- Talk focuses on ways to rebuild in quake-prone New Zealand region - 7/16/2014
- Gene discovery could lead to better soybean varieties for northern United States - 7/15/2014
- Earthquake engineering conference to highlight remotely installed pipe liners for earthquake-resistant pipelines - 7/15/2014
- Purdue reports greatest annual increase in research funding - 7/14/2014
- Purdue-led NEES joins earthquake engineers, industry leaders for conference, marking 50th anniversary of historic Alaska quake - 7/11/2014
- Conference talks focus on quake-vulnerable wood-frame buildings - 7/9/2014
- Hunting gives deer-damaged forests in Indiana state parks a shot at recovery - 7/9/2014
- Earthquake researchers get online primer for simulation method - 7/7/2014
- Purdue-designed tool helps guide brain cancer surgery - 7/2/2014
- New bridge design improves earthquake resistance, reduces damage and speeds construction - 6/30/2014
- Discovery Park center awarded $12 million DOE grant to advance research for converting plant biomass into liquid hydrocarbon fuels - 6/20/2014
- New manufacturing methods needed for 'soft' machines, robots - 6/18/2014
- Few, if any, big impact craters remain to be discovered on Earth, new model finds - 6/17/2014
- Smartphone adapted to measure person's gait, reduce falls - 6/16/2014
- Purdue announces merger of research, global partnership offices - 6/12/2014
- New teaching approach touted for engineering education - 6/9/2014
- Silicon alternatives key to future computers, consumer electronics - 6/4/2014
- Purdue researchers shut down a SARS cloaking system; findings could pave the way to vaccines for SARS virus, MERS - 6/3/2014
- Simple sewing machine has high-tech role in future 'soft' machines - 6/2/2014
- Drop in global malnutrition depends on ag productivity, climate change - 5/29/2014
- Termite genome lays roadmap for 'greener' control measures - 5/20/2014
- Study: Despite protection efforts for elephants, gorillas, local human health declines in the forests of the Central African Republic - 5/20/2014
- System 'prints' precise drug dosages tailored for patients - 5/15/2014
- Advance brings 'hyperbolic metamaterials' closer to reality - 5/12/2014
- Corn dwarfed by temperature dip suitable for growing in caves, mines - 5/12/2014
- Study: Fluency outweighs pronunciation for understanding non-native English speakers - 5/8/2014
- Luminescent nanocrystal tags and high-speed scanner enable rapid detection of multiple pathogens in a single test - 5/6/2014
- Purdue MERS experts working on way to block dangerous virus - 5/3/2014
- Longer periods of tornado activity are most likely to spawn the worst events, but they may also be more predictable - 4/30/2014
- Animal scientist Kuang earns Purdue Agricultural Research Award - 4/30/2014
- Sketching on tablets promising for collaborative design, creativity - 4/28/2014
- Genome yields insights into golden eagle vision, smell - 4/24/2014
- Study identifies enzymes that help fix cancer-causing DNA defects - 4/22/2014
- Gold nanoparticles help target, quantify breast cancer gene segments in a living cell - 4/22/2014
- Study: Touch influences how infants learn language - 4/22/2014
- High-temperature plasmonics eyed for solar, computer innovation - 4/17/2014
- Purdue innovation to help children, families affected by severe, non-verbal autism is adopted by leading clinical institutions in Florida, California - 4/16/2014
- A few 'problem wells' source of greenhouse gas at unexpected stage of natural gas production - 4/14/2014
- Purdue study to measure gravity's effects on plant cells in space - 4/10/2014
- Low-risk patients three times less likely to be admitted to hospital in medication therapy management (MTM) study of home-health patients - 4/9/2014
- Landscape 'transition zones' may influence where tornadoes strike - 4/7/2014
- Purdue study reveals farmers' buying preferences, concerns - 4/2/2014
- Phage 'cocktail' wipes out 99 percent of E. coli in meat, spinach - 4/1/2014
- Swimming pool urine combines with chlorine to pose health risks - 4/1/2014
- Prof looks at political behavior, interests of 'Sisters in the Statehouse' - 3/27/2014
- Purdue researchers launch innovative biomass renewable energy company - 3/27/2014
- Nanotube coating helps shrink mass spectrometers - 3/25/2014
- Elderly women may benefit from higher amounts of protein - 3/24/2014
- Ground-improvement methods might protect against earthquakes - 3/19/2014