“Energy and Coastal Security, Resilience, and Workforce Development” volumes 1 and 2 examine critical topics ranging from renewable energy technologies and carbon capture to the socioeconomic impacts of climate change in the U.S. and Caribbean. Luciano Castillo, the Kenninger Professor of Renewable Energy and Power Systems, explores these interdisciplinary challenges through his expertise in wind energy, turbulence and sustainable resource modeling.
Research Starts Here is a weekly campaign from the Office of Research introducing faculty to the people, services, workshops and tools available throughout the research life cycle. This week, the campaign highlights the connections that help faculty move their research forward.
Robbee Wedow, assistant professor of sociology and data science, has received the 2026 Education Award from the American Society of Human Genetics, recognizing his contributions to helping students better understand the science of human genetics and its implications for society.
After being passed over and then benched, quarterback Drew Brees decided to become better, doing everything from optimizing his training schedule to meeting with inspiring mentors. His plan paid off. The Purdue Boilermaker became a Super Bowl champion and Pro Football Hall of Famer. Hear more in the new episode of “Relentless.”
