February 5, 2016

Faculty and Staff News

Life science use of Purdue's research supercomputers experiencing significant growth

Purdue's growing battery of life science research initiatives are showing up in the use of the University's research supercomputers, with significant growth in life science users, particularly of the new Snyder cluster, a supercomputer geared to life science-oriented computation.

In the Spotlight

Veterinary Teaching Hospital's underwater treadmill aids recovering canine patients

The Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Purdue University's College of Veterinary Medicine has an underwater treadmill for dogs. The submerged treadmill can be particularly helpful for rehabilitating dogs and also can be used for dogs who simply need a different way to exercise.

Additional News

General

• Purdue team selected to build, test Hyperloop designs

• AgrAbility planning 25th anniversary activities

• Purdue economists find veterinary industry growth in 2015

• 'Why I Love Purdue Libraries' video contest winners announced

Purdue in the News

Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.

• WTHR: New book sheds light on Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X's friendship

• Phys.org: Novel nanoparticle made of common mineral may help keep tumor growth at bay

• Shanghai Daily: Lab cooks up drought-resistant rice

• WTHR: Purdue professor: How we can curb transmission of Zika virus

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