Purdue Research News
- High-temperature plasmonics eyed for solar, computer innovation - 4/17/2014
- Purdue innovation to help children, families affected by severe, non-verbal autism is adopted by leading clinical institutions in Florida, California - 4/16/2014
- A few 'problem wells' source of greenhouse gas at unexpected stage of natural gas production - 4/14/2014
- Purdue study to measure gravity's effects on plant cells in space - 4/10/2014
- Low-risk patients three times less likely to be admitted to hospital in medication therapy management (MTM) study of home-health patients - 4/9/2014
- Landscape 'transition zones' may influence where tornadoes strike - 4/7/2014
- Phage 'cocktail' wipes out 99 percent of E. coli in meat, spinach - 4/1/2014
- Swimming pool urine combines with chlorine to pose health risks - 4/1/2014
- Prof looks at political behavior, interests of 'Sisters in the Statehouse' - 3/27/2014
- Purdue researchers launch innovative biomass renewable energy company - 3/27/2014
- Nanotube coating helps shrink mass spectrometers - 3/25/2014
- Elderly women may benefit from higher amounts of protein - 3/24/2014
- Smartphone to become smarter with 'deep learning' innovation - 3/18/2014
- Discovery could yield more efficient plants for biofuels - 3/17/2014
- 'Ultracold' molecules promising for quantum computing, simulation - 3/12/2014
- Gene identified by Purdue scientists may ease the genetic modification of plants - 3/4/2014
- Cholesterol-metabolism study suggests new diagnostic, treatment approach for aggressive prostate cancer - 3/4/2014
- Purdue research: Lots of 'brain waste' among highly educated immigrants - 2/24/2014
- Long non-coding RNAs help genes get out of the starting block faster - 2/20/2014
- Laser tool speeds up detection of Salmonella in food products - 2/12/2014
- Decoding dengue and West Nile - 2/6/2014
- My eyespots are up here: Expert says peacocks' legs, lower feathers and dance attract most attention during courtship - 2/6/2014
- Purdue University researchers receive $130,000 from Trask Innovation Fund - 2/5/2014
- 'Master regulator' protein controls flowering, disease resistance in plants - 2/4/2014
- 'Ask Me Why': Prof on Beatles' 50th anniversary on Sullivan show - 2/3/2014
- Young love: Tips for parents to talk to children about love, Valentine's Day - 2/3/2014
- Findings point to potential treatment for virus causing childhood illnesses - 1/29/2014
- Research could bring new devices that control heat flow - 1/27/2014
- 'Inverse opal' structure improves thin-film solar cells - 1/13/2014
- Plants use 'unusual' microbial-like pathway to make essential amino acid - 1/8/2014
- Doctors missing opportunity to talk with teens about sex - 1/8/2014
- Researchers show potential benefits of pinewood char as synthetic fuel source - 12/18/2013
- Study: Sorghum wards off pests by releasing hydrogen cyanide - 12/18/2013
- 'Approximate computing' improves efficiency, saves energy - 12/17/2013
- DNA motor 'walks' along nanotube, transports tiny particle - 12/17/2013
- Cellulose nanocrystals possible 'green' wonder material - 12/16/2013
- Virus grows tube to insert DNA during infection then sheds it - 12/16/2013