Nicknamed "Carter," the supercomputer was ranked 54th internationally.
Nanofabrication cleanroom, Birck Nanotechnology Center
Flow cytometry and cell separation facility, Bindley Bioscience Center
X-ray Crystallography, Wetherill Laboratory of Chemistry
A method to stack synthetic DNa and carbon nanotubes onta a biosensor
A Purdue University researcher has taken corn off steroids
Miniature devices implanted in tumors generate oxygen, boosting chemotherapy
Purdue Archaeologist studying ancient copper innovation in northwest
Researchers have created a device that can convert laser light into ultrashot pulses
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How to Use NIH Data for your Strategic Advantage
The final NIH workshop will cover strategies for analyzing and utilizing NIH award data and advisory council information. This information can be useful in understanding how to position future proposals, research collaborations, and upcoming (not-yet-released) calls for proposal. We will also reserve some time to answer general questions about NIH in general or specific institute strategies as well as grantsmanship issues. This workshop is scheduled for Thursday, February 16, 11:30AM-1:00PM in Stewart Center, room 202.
If you have additional questions about the workshop, please contact Perry Kirkham at: pkirkham@purdue.edu.
Lunch is provided so registration is required by February 13, 2012. Click here to register.
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A quick, interactive survey taken on an iPad could help pharmacists and patients better use their brief time together to catch and eliminate harmful drug side effects.
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Researchers have learned how to improve the performance of sensors that use tiny vibrating microcantilevers to detect chemical...
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