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November 4, 2016

Shedding light on stuttering

08/24/2016 | Although one out of every 20 preschoolers experiences a period of stuttering, the majority of children who stutter — some 75 percent — “grow out of it” with...

November 4, 2016

VIDEO: Purdue Wine Grape Team fuels Indiana’s growing wine industry

11/04/2016 | The Purdue Wine Grape Team's experts research, test and teach the best practices for growing grapes throughout Indiana and processing those grapes into good wines that are brought...

October 25, 2016

Purdue team finds convection could produce Pluto’s polygons

06/01/2016 | On Pluto, icebergs floating in a sea of nitrogen ice are key to a possible explanation of the quilted appearance of the Sputnik Planum region of the dwarf...

October 25, 2016

VIDEO: Soft robotics and NASA: The flexible future

05/04/2016 | Soft robotics is an emerging field that builds motorized and electrical devices using only soft and flexible materials. At a Purdue lab called the Faboratory, Rebecca Kramer and...

October 25, 2016

In the Queue

10/17/2016 | We’ve all been there — stuck in line at a bank, retail store, service center or event. Although numerous studies suggest that single queue lines are faster, new...

October 25, 2016

Finding evidence of the Great Flood in China

08/04/2016 | Archaeologists previously thought the Chinese Xia dynasty mythological, but new evidence suggests otherwise. A new study coauthored by EAPS Professor Darryl Granger, which was published in Science, reveals...

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