Purdue in the News

• Tech News Today: Can AI tools like ChatGPT replace computer programmers? - 3/21/2023
• The Malaysia Star: Can AI tools like ChatGPT replace computer programmers? - 3/20/2023
• University Business: Purdue University changing the view of artificial intelligence - 3/20/2023
• WFAA-TV: Sensors put into North Texas highway that allow the road to "talk" with engineers - 3/20/2023
• Government Technology: Can AI tools like ChatGPT replace computer programmers? - 3/14/2023
• NPR: Ukraine's farmlands are affected by the toxic remnants of war - 3/14/2023
• Sauer Energy: Purdue University creates safer solid-state lithium-ion batteries - 3/14/2023
• WGN Evening News: Purdue University professor working to help robots better work with humans - 3/14/2023
• Times of India: Keep an eye out for invasive jumping worms: Exotic Forest pest specialist - 3/13/2023
• Bloomberg: Women still absent from top airline roles and male-led boards - 3/9/2023
• Smithsonian: Why scientists are studying the stray dogs living at Chernobyl - 3/9/2023
• Today: What is erythritol? Sugar substitute linked to heart attacks stroke - 3/9/2023
• The Innovating Together Podcast: Interview with Purdue University Global's chancellor Frank Dooley - 3/8/2023
• Times of India: Keep an eye out for invasive jumping worms: Exotic forest pest specialist - 3/8/2023
• Yahoo: Dogs in Chernobyl could teach scientists how humans can live under 'environmental assault' - 3/8/2023
• Associated Press: A look at what didn't happen this week - 3/7/2023
• Modern Restaurant Management: Moving forward by going back to school - 3/7/2023
• MSN News: Can the dogs of Chernobyl teach us new tricks on survival? - 3/7/2023
• Directions Magazine: Many sciences make light(er) work in a big problem, big data world - 3/2/2023
• Scientific American: New color-changing coating could both heat and cool buildings - 3/1/2023
• USA Today: We'll never know the full truth about COVID-19 origins. Political infighting won't help. - 3/1/2023
• Chronicle of Higher Education: Teaching the wisdom of teams - 2/28/2023
• Flying Magazine: Top habits of exceptional university pro pilot students - 2/28/2023
• Houston Chronicle: These researchers use satellite photos, AI to map crosswalks and fill gaps - 2/28/2023
• American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Talking devices could reduce odds of electrical grid breakdowns - 2/27/2023
• Flying Magazine: Top habits of exceptional university pro pilot students - 2/27/2023
• Optics.org: Purdue innovates LED strategies to raise vertical farming productivity - 2/27/2023
• Chronicle of Higher Education: These Colleges Produce a Lot of Fulbright Scholars. Here's How. - 2/24/2023
• Interesting Engineering: New nanobots can find their way to inflamed sites in the body - 2/24/2023
• Semiconductor Engineering: Tomorrow's semiconductor workforce - 2/24/2023
• Axios: The worker flexibility premium - 2/23/2023
• Energy Watch News: Close canopy lighting research in vertical farming - 2/23/2023
• Investor: Airlines turn market darlings as Covid forces business rejig - 2/23/2023
• Association of American Universities: Transistors repurposed as microchip ‘clock’ address supply chain weakness - 2/22/2023
• Medgadget: Nanoscale virus trap - 2/22/2023
• Association of American Universities: $10 Million USDA Grant Targets More Midwestern Seafood Production and Consumption - 2/21/2023
• Lifewire: Teaching AI how to feel could make for better computers: AI that gets you - 2/21/2023
• Science News:What has NASA's Perseverance rover found in its two years on Mars? - 2/21/2023
• EIN News: HemaChrome wins phase 1 of the NIH's RADx Tech for Maternal Health Challenge - 2/20/2023
• IEEE Spectrum: Eugene H. Spafford: Malware Nemesis The Purdue professor has been fighting cybersecurity threats for decades - 2/20/2023
• Seafood.com: $10 Million USDA Grant Targets More Midwestern Seafood Production and Consumption - 2/20/2023
• ARTnews: A major gift of Degas Sculptures, including his famous dancer, will be exhibited this fall at a US university - 2/17/2023
• Semiconductor Engineering: 2D Semiconductor Materials Creep Toward Manufacturing - 2/17/2023
• AIThority: The future of robotics and computer-assisted mobility - 2/15/2023
• KUSA: Marshall Fire study proposes improvements to water system responses - 2/15/2023
• NBC News: Worried residents near Ohio train derailment report dead fish and chickens as authorities say it's safe to return - 2/15/2023
• Philanthropy News Digest: Purdue University receives $50 million from White Family Foundation - 2/15/2023
• Poets and Quants For Execs: Purdue's newly renamed B-school secures largest donation in its history - 2/15/2023
• BuzzFeed: Bird flu has taken out millions of chickens and turkeys. What that means for humans. - 2/14/2023