Special issue today to highlight the best of the best in Purdue teaching
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They're innovative, caring and dedicated. They excel in classrooms, labs and, this year, on computer screens. They're the winners of Purdue's 2021 top teaching awards. A Purdue Today special issue coming today will feature these teachers with stories, videos and photos.
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Data is everywhere. It’s how your GPS knows how to guide you to your favorite coffee shop, or how cancer researchers can use data to determine the best individual drug therapy options for patients. Ultimately, data science is helping companies connect the dots between today’s decisions and tomorrow’s strategies. Purdue is answering the call for data science expertise with The Data Mine – a fully immersive living and learning community for students, faculty, researchers and corporate partners alike.
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A professor at Purdue is teaching his students astronomy by letting them touch the stars. Danny Milisavljevic, assistant professor of physics and astronomy, is using innovative new technology for his students to use virtual reality headsets to explore space.
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Purdue is offering weekly tips to help alleviate some of the challenges associated with remote workloads and web-based (video) meetings. This week’s tip recommends avoiding scheduling video meetings during the lunch hour (noon to 1 p.m.).
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Check out this week’s new "This is Purdue" podcast episode with Briony Horgan, Mars scientist and associate professor of planetary science at Purdue. Horgan discusses her work with NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover and what being a part of Purdue’s community means to her.
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Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world. | |
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| Purdue Today is the official Purdue University communication for faculty and staff |
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