Purdue Research News
- C-sections are seen as breastfeeding barrier in the U.S., but not in other global communities - 3/20/2019
- Binge-watching political dramas with female lead characters could get you hooked on politics - 3/18/2019
- Metal innovation offers a unique, cost-effective option for plumbing and manufacturing industries - 3/14/2019
- Your body is your internet – and now it can't be hacked - 3/12/2019
- Study identifies essential oil compounds most toxic to bed bugs - 3/12/2019
- Researchers at Purdue Center for Cancer Research develop innovative, more cost-effective method to make drugs - 3/7/2019
- In developing nations, national parks could save endangered species - 3/7/2019
- An all-in-one cyber toolkit for criminal investigations - 3/7/2019
- Design treatment of advanced metals producing better sculpting for defense, vehicles and health products - 3/7/2019
- New hurdle cleared in race toward quantum computing - 3/4/2019
- Study finds gene associated with higher risk of Tourette syndrome - 3/1/2019
- Flaws in 4G, 5G networks could let hackers intercept calls, track location - 2/27/2019
- Alexa, why don’t you laugh at my jokes? - 2/26/2019
- 'Immunizing' quantum bits so that they can grow up - 2/26/2019
- Faced with choice overload, farmers in India say, ‘I’ll have what he’s having’ - 2/25/2019
- 'Goldilocks' thinking to cut cost of fuel cells in electric vehicles - 2/21/2019
- New theory could lead to better batteries, fuel cells - 2/21/2019
- New method to detect cancer cells faster, potentially improving outcomes - 2/20/2019
- Purdue water, soil analysis technology may help improve cleanup and monitoring at contaminated Superfund sites across the U.S. - 2/20/2019
- Mission to Mars - 2/19/2019
- Tornado fatalities continue to fall, despite population growth in Tornado Alley - 2/14/2019
- Service dogs benefit the well-being of their handlers, research shows - 2/14/2019
- Relieving the pain and time of sharing 3D video content - 2/14/2019
- Playing chess in a world made for checkers - 2/12/2019
- New center to bring higher-performance computing at lower cost - 2/7/2019
- Millions of tons of the world’s plastic waste could be turned into clean fuels, other products through chemical conversion - 2/6/2019
- New technology helps address big problems for small satellites - 2/6/2019
- Enlarged prostate could actually be stopping tumor growth, simulations show - 2/4/2019
- Let’s talk about sex … after childbirth - 2/4/2019
- Cooking chemistry minus heat equals new non-toxic adhesive - 1/31/2019
- International team of physicists continues search for new physics - 1/30/2019
- New quantum system could help design better spintronics - 1/29/2019
- Purdue researcher part of effort to improve swine health - 1/28/2019
- Purdue scientists nail down important plant compound pathway - 1/24/2019
- Newly consolidated mass spectrometry research cores coordinate biological analysis on campus - 1/23/2019
- Climate drives link between forest biodiversity and productivity - 1/23/2019
- Are we killing the cure? - 1/22/2019
- 500 Festival Employee Wellness Challenge offers mini-marathon, 5K registration discounts - 1/21/2019
- Acid reflux could cause death during epileptic seizures, study finds - 1/9/2019
- Blood infections need to be treated fast. This new tool could help. - 1/8/2019
- New medications offer improved treatment for alcohol use disorders, chronic pain, mood disorders - 1/3/2019
- Possible biomarker for multiple sclerosis identified - 12/18/2018
- Data use draining your battery? Tiny device to speed up memory while also saving power - 12/13/2018
- New 2-in-1 powder aerosol to upgrade fight against deadly superbugs in lungs - 12/12/2018
- New models sense human trust in smart machines - 12/11/2018
- Street lives: Purdue program paves paths of hope through engineering concepts for street children in Kenya - 12/11/2018
- High-temperature electronics? That’s hot - 12/6/2018
- Yin and yang: Opposites in nature, fluoride and lithium, compete for higher-energy batteries - 12/6/2018
- Flint, Michigan, lead crisis should have buried the city in water bottles. So, why didn't it? - 12/4/2018
