October 24, 2017

Faculty and Staff News

Forum for finalist for provost position being held today

One of the finalists for the position of Purdue provost and executive vice president for academic affairs and diversity today (Oct. 24) will make a presentation in a forum open to the campus community.

Lectures set to celebrate Purdue's most prestigious research awards

Purdue faculty members Michele R. Buzon, Mikhail Atallah and Jean A. Chmielewski will give free public lectures on Monday (Oct. 30) in Stewart Center's Fowler Hall as the 2017 recipients of Purdue's most prestigious awards for research and scholarship.

In the Spotlight

From the Archives

Clubs have always been an important part of student life at Purdue. This photo provides a glimpse into the activities of one club and includes its most famous member. Can you identify the club and one of the men in this image? Visit the Purdue Libraries blog for a closer look and to share your theories in the comments. The full story behind the photo will be revealed in Friday's issue.

Additional News

Research

• Innovative material for soft sensor could bring new tactile tech

• Researchers demonstrate 'mind-reading' brain-decoding tech

• Purdue develops 'intrachip' micro-cooling system for high-performance radar, supercomputers

General

• Purdue alum and World Food Prize laureate speaks at Presidential Lecture Series, receives Order of the Griffin »

• 'Host-A-Boiler' and share the holidays with an international student

• Emerging IT Professionals program exposes recent graduates to different facets of IT

Purdue in the News

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

• The Daily Star (London): Nintendo Wii helping Parkinson's disease patient with movement & speech

• Times of Northwest Indiana, Inside Indiana Business: Bioscience Innovation Building approved for construction at Purdue's Hammond campus

• WLFI: Children learn about STEM at Purdue Space Day

Events


	Don't Miss It! Lectures and Guest Speakers This week's events Events for the next four weeks Ongoing series and opportunities Deadlines for faculty and staff

• Science on Tap to feature making humans, automation work together

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