Purdue Research News
- Cities living with a strong chance of rain - 5/21/2019
- Tyler Trent’s donated cells to help trio of new research projects - 5/21/2019
- ‘Spidey senses’ could help autonomous machines see better - 5/20/2019
- Purdue researchers discover new transportation route for plant volatile compounds - 5/17/2019
- A work patch for better nursing home care - 5/16/2019
- How one fern can soak up so much arsenic – and not die - 5/16/2019
- Nature paper offers global map to understand changing forests - 5/15/2019
- Many rotator cuff shoulder surgeries fail. Understanding the tendon better could help. - 5/10/2019
- Hummingbird robot using AI to go soon where drones can’t - 5/9/2019
- Advancement in driverless aircraft could direct the future of drones, flight - 5/9/2019
- Smart software tool could pave the way for changing how things get designed, made, and supplied - 5/8/2019
- Creating a global map of the protein shape universe - 5/8/2019
- Bittersweet finding: Soft drinks, including diet sodas, contribute to increased sugar intake and total calorie consumption in children - 5/2/2019
- New digital filter approach aims to improve chemical measurements, provide more accurate information - 5/2/2019
- AI research offers more eyes and ears to search and rescue missions - 5/1/2019
- Genetic testing has a data problem. New software can help. - 4/30/2019
- Have you talked to your daughter lately? - 4/30/2019
- ‘Deepfakes,’ manipulated video and audio, pose threat to elections - 4/29/2019
- ‘Lock-'n'-block' drug may prevent cancer from metastasizing - 4/26/2019
- Hungry veterans need help. Here’s how communities can provide it. - 4/26/2019
- New robust device may scale up quantum tech, researchers say - 4/24/2019
- How would you survive on Mars? - 4/24/2019
- Time doesn’t erase grief, strong emotions connected to the victims of mass shootings - 4/23/2019
- Large-scale forest carbon sequestration could cause food prices to skyrocket - 4/22/2019
- Office of Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs to celebrate research at Spring Reception - 4/18/2019
- A magnetic personality, maybe not. But magnets can help AI get closer to the efficiency of the human brain. - 4/18/2019
- Up in arms: Insect-inspired arm technology aims to improve drones - 4/16/2019
- Mild equine asthma can distinguish winners from losers on the racetrack - 4/16/2019
- Is government bad for business? Study shows investors with political agendas hurt shareholders and firms - 4/15/2019
- A dollar a day could help keep the doctor away … or bring them closer - 4/11/2019
- U.S. forests’ changes are double-edged sword for environment - 4/10/2019
- New quantum material could warn of neurological disease - 4/10/2019
- Companies launch out of Purdue Energetics Research Center - 4/10/2019
- Brain-like model provides hope for millions with Alzheimer’s, other neurological disorders - 4/10/2019
- New electron microscopy technique limits membrane destruction - 4/9/2019
- New hybrid energy method could fuel the future of rockets, spacecraft for exploration - 4/9/2019
- How to feed the world and preserve the environment - 4/9/2019
- Robots created with 3D printers could be caring for those in golden years - 4/8/2019
- These molecules could trap viruses inside a cell - 4/5/2019
- New protein for gene editing may improve disease treatment, crops, sustainable manufacturing - 4/3/2019
- Blue light could treat superbug infections - 4/2/2019
- Because there are no pharmacies in space - 4/2/2019
- Fueling the future: Tapping into 100-year supply of natural gas - 4/2/2019
- Secure ‘Internet-of-body’ could protect medical devices from DHS-warned cyberattacks - 4/2/2019
- Purdue Undergraduate Research Conference to begin Thursday - 4/1/2019
- Boosting the ‘brains’ of computers with less wasted energy - 3/28/2019
- Probe shines light on overactive immune cells to help detect, treat certain cancers, autoimmune diseases - 3/28/2019
- Implant to better track brain chemical gone rogue after neurotrauma - 3/27/2019
- Pads and tampons have a complicated history – period. - 3/25/2019
