Chancellor Ron Elsenbaumer of Purdue University Fort Wayne surprised a student with the One Brick Higher Award for his heroic effort that saved the life of a person in need. |
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PBS science correspondent Miles O'Brien will be joined Jan. 31 by neurosurgeon Ali Rezai to explore "What IF we could engineer better health?" in a live and livestreamed Ideas Festival discussion. They will note tie-ins at Purdue, where people know some things about engineering, betterment and health. This event is the first of four events in which O'Brien will welcome a renowned expert to talk. Don't Miss It! |
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A comforting innovation for those suffering from a lower-body injury is moving to the market all because one Purdue student wanted to alleviate his mother’s discomfort as she recovered from a leg injury.
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How do users reconcile their data being collected and sold? Whose responsibility is it to ensure ethical data collection and parsing — the user or the institution? Three Purdue faculty members explore these questions for Data Privacy Day.
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Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world. | |
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