Purdue research grows Indiana's economy, holds down college costs

Purdue is expanding its research as part of a strategy to help Indiana's economy and reduce the institution's dependence on state funding and tuition increases. Purdue has doubled its annual research expenditures to $600 million since 2006-07. Now, it has launched the Innovation and Commercialization Center.

Center for Technology Development launched

A new center will work with industry partners to develop and improve technologies, leading to increased competitiveness. Read more ...

ADM Agricultural Innovation Center opens

Purdue announces energy master plan, seeks public comment

Financial Times ranks MBA program 12th

Center awarded $3.5 million U.S. transportation grant for research

Climatologist office predicts Indiana weather

Julie Griffith, vice president for public affairs

jgriff@purdue.edu

765-494-6838

Spotlight A model for moving research to market The Alfred Mann Institute for Biomedical Development at Purdue is helping bridge the gap between biomedical and life science research at Purdue and supports the rapid comercialization of innovations. It's a model for the university's new Innovation and Commercialization Center. Read more ... Students making progress Purdue has closed the retention gap between underrepresented minority students and the general student population to less than 2.5 percent. Read more...