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March 23, 2020

Purdue Legends: Home Econ alum Ruth Siems

Ruth Siems 1931 – 2005 The next time you pull out a box of Stove Top Stuffing [https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5025316] to create a quick side dish, pause to remember Ruth Siems, the...

March 23, 2020

Research examines non-addictive class of compounds

A new non-addictive class of compounds developed by researchers at Purdue’s College of Pharmacy could lead to the treatment of chronic pain conditions, such as back pain and arthritis, in...

March 23, 2020

Probe shines light on overactive immune cells

Meet the masters of escape — cancers and many viruses that are adept at avoiding destruction by the body’s immune system. Understanding the immunoproteasome — expressed during cell stress —...

March 23, 2020

Spidey senses and flying robots

Imagine the possibilities if drones and self-driving cars possessed Spider-Man’s tingly “spider senses.” It would allow them to detect and avoid objects more accurately by processing sensory information faster, says Andres...

March 23, 2020

Wearable sensor may help stroke, Parkinson’s patients with swallowing issues

A wearable sensor that monitors swallowing and transmits data to clinicians could help stroke, Parkinson’s and cerebral palsy patients at risk for complications, including pneumonia from aspiration of foods and...

March 23, 2020

Researcher traces the origins of neutron stars

Only a handful of scientists can say their research explores the very genesis of human existence on Earth. Dan Milisavljevic, a Purdue assistant professor of physics and astronomy who studies...

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