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It is the highest and most humbling honor to serve as the president of Purdue University, the most remarkable land-grant institution in the land of the free.
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Whether in a brainstorming session on campus or launching a rocket in a remote corner of the Mojave Desert, the Purdue Space Program Liquids Team never stops in its pursuit to become the best. In March 2022, the group launched its liquid methane rocket, nicknamed “Boomie Zoomie.” When the rocket landed with only a couple of scratches, the team wanted to see it fly again. The rocket was resurrected to launch a second time that same weekend. A huge — and unprecedented — win for the Purdue Space Program.
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A new use of an imaging agent that will help surgeons find even more cancerous cells has been approved by the FDA. Based on pioneering work by Purdue College of Science professor Philip Low, Cytalux, the first fluorescent marker for ovarian cancer, is now authorized for use in lung cancer surgeries, too.
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Purdue Global nursing students can grow their careers in many different directions. Meet Melissa Burdi, dean and vice president of the Purdue Global School of Nursing, whose wealth of experience gives her a unique perspective on the possibilities available to those in the nursing profession.
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The 2022 Frederick L. Hovde Award of Excellence in Educational Service on Dec. 17 was presented to John Baugh, director of agricultural services and regulations for the Purdue University College of Agriculture, in recognition of a 50-year career dedicated to serving Indiana residents. |
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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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