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New ink-based solar cells might be low cost and efficient

Researchers are developing solar cells that might be manufactured using special ink printed onto sheets of a supporting material, an approach that could lead to new low-cost solar cells economically competitive with other energy technologies. The project, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, strives to achieve critical requirements not met by other solar technologies: It should be able to be mass-produced at low cost and not limited by the availability of materials. Read more...

Featured News for Employees

Everyday Wellness: How to separate work stress from your personal life

If a harried day at the office finds you wound up and irritable when you get home, take some time to decompress. From meditating to listening to music, there are many ways to help you keep distress in one area of life from spilling over into another. Read more...

CIE workshop to concentrate on core curriculum

A Center for Instructional Excellence workshop will focus on Purdue's core curriculum initiative. Read more...

Genealogy and historical tour

As part of Purdue's celebration of national Black History Month, the Black Cultural Center is organizing a trip to one of the largest genealogical libraries in the United States, located in Fort Wayne. Those interested in researching their family histories are invited to attend March 2-3. Cost is $40 for Purdue students and $115 for the public and includes fees, travel, lunch and hotel accommodations. Call 49-43091 for more information.

Research News & Special Reports

Researchers in various studies looking for participants

Here is a list of research studies that currently are looking for participants. Read more...

General News

Specialists: Warm winter leaves fruit trees, plants at risk

An unusually warm winter in Indiana could be setting up fruit trees, berry plants and vineyards for crop damage if frost occurs this spring, say Purdue Extension fruit production specialists. Read more...

Purdue Sports

Men's cross country earns fourth straight academic honor

The United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced its men's All-Academic teams list on Wednesday, and the Purdue men were among the 147 teams selected. It is the fourth consecutive year the men have earned the award. Read more...

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