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Purdue announced Thursday (May 27) that Ian Hyatt will be the University’s next chief information officer, effective Tuesday (June 1). As chief information officer, Hyatt joins the University leadership team and will oversee information technology throughout the Purdue system and head Information Technology at Purdue (ITaP), Purdue’s central IT organization.
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The first time Jimena Avalos-Hernandez walked into the research lab at Eli Lilly and Co., she felt excited and a bit nervous. Like many of her classmates, Avalos-Hernandez had never visited a research facility before. The opportunity to perform experiments in a fully outfitted professional lab thrilled the budding scientist, who is a junior at Purdue Polytechnic High School Schweitzer Center at Englewood.
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As smartwatches become more powerful, they will generate more heat. To prevent burns or rashes, what if a material touching the skin could feel as cool as metal, but also be flexible enough to be worn on the wrist? A team of Purdue engineers has discovered that a type of fabric typically used for hiking gear has remarkable heat-conducting properties.
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Located around the world in some of the most remote and hostile environments lie research stations that simulate life on another planet. For two graduate students attending Purdue — often called the Cradle of Astronauts — living in these simulations brings them one step closer to achieving their dreams of becoming an astronaut.
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It is safe to say that Shelley Claridge’s students enjoy her teaching style. One calls her “an angel sent from heaven ... to teach chemistry” and another says she is “the reason I love chemistry again.” Full story | Video
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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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Libby Richards, associate professor of nursing, writes in this new article for The Conversation on why many vaccinations – including the new COVID-19 vaccines – are designed to be given in muscles in the upper arm area.
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