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Nominations for the APSAC Excellence Award are now open through March 9. This award recognizes a full-time administrative or professional staff member (Operational/Technical staff are included) from the West Lafayette campus.
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“Angels in America,” the multiple prize-winning drama that moved gay realities and issues further into public attention, is playing on the Purdue Theatre stage. The production is “Part One: Millennium Approaches,” which traces several lives and the way they are caught up in political, intellectual and spiritual themes — themes that still resound in U.S. society. Don’t Miss It! |
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When the machinery that guides the transition of stem cells to somatic cells doesn’t shut down properly, cells can become cancerous. Identifying the mechanisms that impede those processes would offer scientists a target for cancer research. Purdue scientists, led by Professor Humaira Gowher, have discovered the epigenetic process that keeps stem cell enhancers in active, primed or repressed states.
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Programs designed to provide much-needed health care services to rural families in Kenya are leading to a new generation of medical professionals and innovators – who are helping save the lives of those facing financial and mobility constraints. Purdue University’s College of Pharmacy has a strong presence in Kenya, with multiple programs supporting the health care needs of families.
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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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| Purdue Today is the official Purdue University communication for faculty and staff |
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