Four finalists for the position of executive vice president for research and partnerships will be on the West Lafayette campus for one-day interviews this week. |
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It’s the early 1880s. A scandal is brewing at newly founded Purdue University. A chemistry professor is wearing knickers in public, playing baseball with students and riding a bicycle to campus. Administrators are aghast. The professor gets a public tongue-lashing for his behavior from the Board of Trustees. Does he resign? Find out from John Purdue himself, as dramatized in this video by author and historian John Norberg. Norberg gives John Purdue’s first-person account of his own life and the early life of Purdue University, his namesake. |
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Drone assistance in natural disaster response now is simplistic at best with a number of hurdles. New research led by Purdue professors is working to use artificial intelligence and learning algorithms to create a platform allowing multiple drones to communicate and adapt as mission factors change. |
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Many internal components used in today’s computers reach temperatures that are hot enough to cook a Thanksgiving meal. Now, Purdue researchers are working on more energy-efficient technology to better mimic functions of the human brain and produce a fraction of the heat. |
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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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