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Purdue Today
February 12, 2025
| SCHOLARLY EXCELLENCE
PARI researchers advance hypersonics manufacturing with novel 3D-printed ceramic materials
Researchers at the Purdue Applied Research Institute are developing additive manufacturing processing methods to 3D-print dark ceramics — materials that can withstand the harsh conditions of hypersonic flight — into complex shapes for hypersonic vehicle components. The goal is to 3D-print these components at scale to improve efficiency and performance.
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| THINGS TO KNOW
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Purdue women’s sports
Purdue women’s basketball, golf, tennis, track and field/cross country, swimming and diving, and volleyball all celebrated their charter seasons in the 1975-76 academic year. Half a century later, thousands of Boilermaker women athletes have left their impact on West Lafayette, setting a standard for young girls all over the state, country and world to live up to.
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FACULTY AND STAFF
  • Parking reminders for upcoming home basketball games
  • Nominate a student-facing colleague for the Sandra K. Monroe Excellence in Student Services Award by Feb. 27
  • MaPSAC’s Hadley speaker series to present Daniels School’s Kate Zipay
  • This week’s ‘Thumbs Up’ recipients
CAMPUS
  • Envision Center to host Collab XR Demo Series
EVENTS
  • Purdue University Events Calendar
SPORTS
  • Coaches vote Soldati recipient of National Collegiate & Scholastic Trophy
PURDUE IN THE NEWS
  • Construction Dive: Purdue launches new contech program in Indianapolis
  • WIBC-FM: How data from cars helps make winter roads safer
  • Food Network: 7 ultraprocessed food myths, debunked
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