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September 5, 2018 |
Faculty and Staff News
Hasler tapped to communicate Purdue's promise
Enhancing Purdue University's visibility and growing reputation at home and around the world are the charges for Dan Hasler, who today (Sept. 5) was named Purdue's executive vice president for communication.
Other Stories
• Nominations sought for Book of Great Teachers
• Purdue Trademarks & Licensing to host Campus Licensee Fair
In the Spotlight
Purdue-affiliated startup creates printer that makes customized medicines for pets
A startup is using Purdue-patented technology to produce precise, customized medicine for pets. Pinpoint Pharma, a precision compounding pharmacy for veterinarians, has created a printer that accelerates the making of customized medicine. Such tailored medicines are easier for pet owners to give and for pets to take, which optimizes clinical outcomes.
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Additional News
Research
• Participants sought for veterinary clinical trials
General
• Project EINSTEIN addresses need for more STEM educators
• Farmer sentiment rises, but opinions split over potential impact of aid package
• Registration still open for Purdue employee-hosted Vietnam veterans luncheon
Teaching and Learning
• In-video quizzing tools help students engage with content
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
• Cosmopolitan: Is MOMO the new (more serious) FOMO?
• Indianapolis Business Journal: Kim: Purdue revolutionizing college finance with Back a Boiler
• Indianapolis Business Journal: Indiana sees spike in number of women on fall ballots
Events
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