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August 24, 2016 |
Faculty and Staff News
ITaP to hold luncheon Tuesday to discuss new research supercomputer
Purdue's latest Community Cluster Program research supercomputer will be the focus of an informational luncheon for faculty, staff and graduate students Tuesday (Aug. 30). Staff from ITaP Research Computing will answer questions about the new cluster's proposed hardware and software, its performance, and prices for access to various configurations.
Other Stories
• International Programs accepting faculty grant proposals
• Third Street closed between Martin Jischke Drive and Russell Street
In the Spotlight
Another record year for Purdue study abroad
More Purdue students studied abroad in the past year to gain valuable global experience to help post-graduation. From fall 2015 to summer 2016, some 2,198 undergraduate students studied abroad, compared with 1,964 students in 2014-15 and 1,666 students in 2013-14. The students who participated this past year studied in 52 countries.
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Additional News
Research
• System might detect doctored images and videos for the military
• One-sixth of land on Earth is highly vulnerable to invasive species
• Purdue entomologist receives NSF grants for collections-based research
General
• 'Away to the West: Black Cowboys and Black Prosperity' theme of BCC's Fall Cultural Arts Series
• Health and Human Sciences to hold Study Abroad Fair on Aug. 31
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
• Food Processing: Dead or alive?
• Pays.org: Global forecast assesses countries' invasive species risk, response capacity
• WISH-TV: 3 Boilermakers bring home Olympic medals
Events
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• 22nd Omnibus Lecture Series at IPFW to cover politics, medicine, journalism, and sports
• Purdue Galleries to feature virtual reality and installation work
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