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July 3, 2008In the spotlight
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Consumer empowerment, education critical to future health-care system Improved information technology will give patients a greater role in deciding their health-care options, but it also will create challenges, says Jeffrey S. Vitter, the Frederick L. Hovde Dean of the College of Science. More |
FEATURED NEWS FOR EMPLOYEES
Campus rooftops not open for fireworks viewing
Purdue police are reminding all on campus that the fun and festivity of the July 4 Stars and Stripes Celebration at Slayter Center does not extend to the roofs of campus buildings. Employees should not use or attempt to use roofs as viewing points, and they should note whether any roof access doors are not securely locked. More
PURDUE SPORTS
Purdue javelin thrower sets Olympic Trials record, clinches Olympic berth
Purdue javelin thrower Kara Patterson is bound for Beijing after a record-setting performance Monday night at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore.Patterson set the Olympic Trials record with a winning throw of 58.44 meters (191-09). The throw guaranteed Patterson a spot in the Olympics. It also makes her the first woman to represent Purdue Track & Field at the Olympics. More
RESEARCH NEWS, SPECIAL REPORTS
Chip-cooling technology achieves 'dramatic' 1,000-watt capacity
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Research: People give older friends, family a pass on bad behavior
When it comes to dealing with older friends and relatives, people tend to overlook annoying or inappropriate behavior, mostly because of a fear that time with them is running out, a Purdue researcher has found. MoreGENERAL NEWS
Purdue's new fund will help startup companies commercialize research discoveries
Purdue Research Foundation and Purdue University officials announced Wednesday (July 2) a new philanthropic initiative that will provide financial support for startup companies to expedite moving research discoveries from the laboratory through development to commercial delivery. More
New system to provide services online for Purdue students, faculty
A new system that will allow Purdue students to register for classes online and conduct business that previously called for a visit to an office will be available July 21. More
Workshop to offer officials from Research Park companies tips on how to increase sales and profits
Officials from Purdue Research Park-based companies can get ideas and strategies on how to increase sales and profits during a July 22 workshop offered at Purdue.The "Bigger Profits through Targeted Sales" workshop is designed for entrepreneurs and business owners interested in creating and expanding their companies. More
Online journal targets interdisciplinary research
A pair of Purdue professors and the university's publishing house are creating another avenue for scientists from different disciplines to gather and share information.The "Journal of Terrestrial Observation" became the fourth online journal published by Purdue University Press, as the university continues a trend toward making research more accessible to scholars and the public. More
Purdue team places in top 20 in all-female Air Race Classic
Two aviation students from Purdue's College of Technology placed third among college teams and 16th overall in the 32nd annual cross-country Air Race Classic. MoreCALENDAR AND EVENTS
Teachers, counselors to learn ways to attract students to computer careers
A group of teachers, counselors and students will visit Purdue this month for a program aimed at increasing the number of young people, especially women, pursuing careers in computer-related fields. MorePurdue Research Park Golf Scramble to include several All-American Purdue athletes
The Purdue Research Park Golf Scramble, which is open to the public, features former and current Purdue athletes including All-American Leroy Keyes and current quarterback Curtis Painter.The July 10 event, to be held at the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex, begins with registration at 11 a.m., a noon lunch and a 1 p.m. shotgun start. The day-long scramble concludes with a 5 p.m. awards reception at the complex. More
Purdue Memorial Union concerts to feature variety of bands, cuisines
Purdue Memorial Union's annual Summer Concert Series will kick off July 9 and will feature an assortment of musical styles and a wide range of cuisines. MoreEvents this week
Here is a list of events happening June 30 - July 6 at the West Lafayette campus. More
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