Purdue is expanding its AI research capabilities through a collaboration with Google Public Sector, Cirrascale and DDN. New Google Tensor Processing Units will increase Purdue’s AI computing capacity by 30%, helping faculty and students tackle complex AI projects and accelerate discovery.
Adam Wasserman, professor of physical and theoretical chemistry, introduces undergraduate and graduate students in science and engineering to the core principles and practical applications of density functional theory (DFT) in “Introduction to Density Functional Theory.” The self-contained guide covers essential concepts from fundamental quantum theorems to time-dependent DFT, complete with end-of-chapter exercises and hands-on Python computer simulations.
Purdue stands out as a champion of free expression and diversity of thought, scoring among the highest of U.S. universities evaluated by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni’s Campus Freedom Initiative. Using ACTA’s 20-point Gold Standard for Freedom of Expression, Purdue scored 18 out of 20, achieving one of the organization’s first Gold Standard university designations.
The Bang on a Can All-Stars have collaborated with and performed the music of fellow New Yorkers Philip Glass and Steve Reich for more than 30 years. Now, as a tribute to these living legends — and their upcoming 90th birthdays — the All-Stars are presenting landmark works by the pair on tour.
On the new episode of “This Is Purdue,” Trey Malone, associate professor and the Boehlje Chair in Managerial Economics for Agribusiness, explains that while major global events like the COVID-19 pandemic caused price volatility and inflation for meal staples like eggs, our food system continues to be resilient due to its interconnectedness.
