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In order to support recent budget guidance from the Treasurer’s Office and continue to adapt to changes that have resulted from the coronavirus, Procurement Services is announcing expanded purchasing and travel restrictions. The goal is to help reduce spending at the West Lafayette, Northwest and Fort Wayne campuses.
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A report covering an 11-year period of technology commercialization activities lists Purdue University as third in the U.S. for startup creation. Purdue also is in the top 20 for patents issued compared with legal expenditures and for the most invention disclosure forms when compared with published research.
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At least 2 billion people around the world have vision problems – but how do you know if and when your pet is struggling with its own eyesight? Dr. Wendy Townsend, associate professor of ophthalmology, has focused her career and research in veterinary medicine on diagnosing and treating eye conditions in animals.
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Purdue University is announcing the recipients of some of its highest awards for the academic year. The University’s top female student is Emily R. Sagstetter from the College of Health and Human Sciences, and the top male student is Stephen A. Schwartz from the College of Agriculture and Honors College.
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"Sylvia Schlegel (Executive Vice President for Research and Partnerships) has been sending out weekly challenges to our staff to help bring more positivity during this difficult time. Our staff have been sending cute pet and kid pictures, rainbows and fun animal-related facts to a group email for everyone to see. These emails have definitely helped in brightening our inboxes during these past few weeks." – Hanna Guimond (Executive Vice President for Research and Partnerships)
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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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