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May 2, 2017 |
Faculty and Staff News
Six Purdue science researchers earn prestigious NSF CAREER awards
Six Purdue College of Science faculty members received Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Awards from the National Science Foundation. CAREER Awards are considered among the most prestigious for promising researchers in science and engineering.
Other Stories
• University community invited to Council for Manager Development presentations
• May-June technology workshops to cover Blackboard, Replay, Qualtrics, WebEx and accessibility tools
In the Spotlight
Virtual reality video game opens up drug discovery to nonscientists
Gaurav Chopra, assistant professor of chemistry, partnered with ITaP's Envision Center to develop a virtual reality video game that allows a user to potentially discover new treatments for diseases such as cancer and Alzheimer's by targeting proteins known to play a role in diseases.
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Additional News
Research
• Study: Food ingredient blends more sensitive to climate change
General
• James R. Hansen to helm new aeronautics and astronautics book series with Purdue University Press
• Creators of augmented reality classroom technology win fourth annual Boiler Business Competition
Sports
• New video boards set for Mackey Arena
Purdue in the News
Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world.
• Forbes: Hoosier ingenuity: Purdue does it again
• Inside Higher Ed: Small college conversations and the big Purdue/Kaplan Online Learning news
• The Hill: The National Space Council is needed here on Earth
• Inside INdiana Business: Purdue hydraulic bike design wins national competition
Events
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• McAfee to bring his comedy to Purdue on Homecoming weekend
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