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May 24, 2017

Why work-life balance is good for both employees and employers

5/24/2017 | The United States has underemphasized the issue of work-life boundaries as an economic and health issue and has created a work culture that is not sustainable, according to Ellen...

April 17, 2017

Science for You: Improving the health of welders

Welders in the United States are at risk of overexposure to manganese, which can cause serious neurological problems when it builds up in the brain. Ulrike Dydak, an associate professor...

April 17, 2017

Science for You: The chemistry behind Prozac

Herbert C. Brown (1912-2004) was one of the leading American chemists of the 20th century. His Nobel Prize-winning work with boron compounds revolutionized synthetic organic chemistry. Brown's discoveries at Purdue opened...

April 17, 2017

Science for You: New possibilities for Zika treatment

Purdue’s Zika code-cracking team – Richard Kuhn and Michael Rossmann ― who were the first in the world to discover the mature and immature structures of the virus, have now...

April 17, 2017

Science for You: Safer football

Researchers in the Purdue Neurotrauma Group are studying Lafayette-area high school football players to see how impacts on the field affect their brains. Their goal is to reduce injuries through...

April 14, 2017

Science for You: New treatments for HIV/AIDS and other illnesses

Arun Ghosh, the Ian P. Rothwell Distinguished Professor in the departments of Chemistry and Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology, created the drug Darunavir, an antiretroviral medication that was the first...

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