Purdue Research News

• Use of ‘large open-ended pipe piles’ could lead to lower-cost bridge construction - 9/22/2016
• Researchers control 'shear-band' defects in manufacturing processes - 9/21/2016
• Purdue scientists have bright idea for detecting harmful bacteria in food products - 9/20/2016
• Purdue researchers’ discovery could lead to safer, cheaper production of amine-boranes - 9/20/2016
• Who’s to blame for your high mobile phone bill? According to a Purdue professor: incumbent operators and their political allies - 9/19/2016
• Levitating nanoparticle improves 'torque sensing,' might bring new research into fundamentals of quantum theory - 9/15/2016
• 'Thermal metamaterial' innovation could help bring waste-heat harvesting technology to power plants, factories - 9/15/2016
• Research team developing cooling innovation is finalist in R and D 100 - 9/12/2016
• NSF grant to help archaeologist with drone fieldwork in Armenia - 9/12/2016
• 'MakerPad' turns smartphone into user-friendly design system - 9/8/2016
• Forecasting climate change's effects on biodiversity hindered by lack of data - 9/8/2016
• Purdue researcher, student aim high with UAV airflow research - 9/8/2016
• New project to study why certain predominantly Muslim nations have higher rates of women engineers than U.S. - 9/6/2016
• Purdue entomologist awarded USDA grant for neonicotinoid research - 8/31/2016
• Purdue researchers discover signaling cascade that drives fatty tumors - 8/31/2016
• Computer science team to solve large-scale network problems - 8/25/2016
• One-sixth of land on Earth is highly vulnerable to invasive species - 8/23/2016
• Soluble corn fiber can help young women build bone, and older women preserve bone - 8/22/2016
• Hybrid system designed to harvest 'full spectrum' of solar energy - 8/18/2016
• Center of U.S. tornado activity shifting east and south, possibly due to climate change - 8/16/2016
• Super-resolution 3-D microscopy images cells in unprecedented detail - 8/11/2016
• Study: seawalls, coastal forests in Japan help reduce tsunami damage - 8/10/2016
• Research suggests new tool for cancer treatment based on cell type - 8/10/2016
• Sports sociologist on gender and the Olympics - 8/10/2016
• Purdue undergraduates uncover mechanism tied to plant height - 8/8/2016
• Drink-seeking rats provide sobering look into genetics of alcoholism - 8/4/2016
• Project to help bring widespread use of micro-robotics - 8/3/2016
• RetroScope opens doors to the past in smart phone investigations - 8/2/2016
• Prof on keeping, speaking to virtual friends during the election season - 8/2/2016
• Older women in the Central African Republic forager communities suffer most from food shortage - 7/27/2016
• Study links higher work demand to serious health risk potential - 7/27/2016
• Yeast emerges as hidden third partner in lichen symbiosis - 7/21/2016
• Purdue lab dissecting lithium-ion batteries to improve safety - 7/20/2016
• Rapid, low-temperature process adds weeks to milk's shelf life - 7/19/2016
• Electron 'spin control' of levitated nanodiamonds could bring advances in sensors, quantum information processing - 7/19/2016
• Purdue sets record again with $403 million in research funding - 7/14/2016
• ‘Freeform Classroom’ could counter engineering’s sophomore slump - 7/12/2016
• Health sciences prof receives $1.68 million to study if dietary factors may have a role in Parkinson's disease - 7/12/2016
• LobeFinder technology quantifies changes in shape-shifting plant cells - 7/5/2016
• Researchers analyze political views and involvement of Latino immigrants - 6/28/2016
• New tool for virtual and augmented reality uses ‘deep learning’ - 6/22/2016
• Economist available to discuss Great Britain’s vote to exit EU - 6/22/2016
• Study focuses on use of instructional videos to aid problem solving - 6/20/2016
• EAB research: Saving trees early less costly than replacing them - 6/20/2016
• Purdue professor earns international grant to study how traveling cells keep time - 6/20/2016
• Electronic sensor that tells dead bacteria from live by measuring 'osmoregulation' is potential future tool for medicine and food safety - 6/13/2016
• Old World metals were traded on Alaska coast several hundred years before contact with Europeans - 6/8/2016
• Purdue researchers awarded $2.5 million to study effects of perfluoroalkyl substances on amphibians - 6/8/2016
• Research yielding insights into brain's signaling network - 6/2/2016