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J. Paul Robinson, Distinguished Professor of Cytometry in the veterinary college’s Department of Basic Medical Sciences and a professor in the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, and Amy R. Reibman, the Elmore Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, have been named fellows of the National Academy of Inventors, the organization announced on Thursday (Dec. 8).
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As the year draws to a close, Purdue photographers and videographers from across campus share some of their most memorable work from 2022.
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Purdue hailed President Mitch Daniels and the unprecedented impact of the Daniels Decade through MitchFest, a series of celebratory events during the first week of December. A new photo and video gallery captures the week, including the Mitch Daniels Streetfest, Freedom of Inquiry and the Advancement of Knowledge Symposium, and Presidential Lecture Series with former U.S. President George W. Bush. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter
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When the rover Perseverance landed on Mars, it was equipped with the first working microphone on the planet’s surface. Scientists have used it to make the first-ever audio recording of an extraterrestrial whirlwind. Roger Wiens, professor of earth, atmospheric and planetary sciences in Purdue's College of Science, leads the instrument team that made the discovery. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
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Nearly all of Purdue’s first-time, full-time students participate in at least one Student Success program. Though the Student Success programs vary in scope and audience, the interconnected departments share a central mission. A new report summarizes their work, in collaboration with other campus units, to support the success of Purdue students.
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