Past News
How Water Can Turn Toxic in the Wake of a Wildfire
November 8, 2023
Andrew Whelton (CE/EEE) was featured in the The Climate and Us series discussing his efforts to help Colorado citizens recover from wildfires.
Purdue Honors Researchers with Seed for Success Acorn Awards
November 8, 2023
Congratulations to 38 of our faculty affiliates on their Acorn Awards for $1m+ research awards in the FY2023!
Purdue Honors Researchers with Seed for Success Acorn Awards
ISF Affiliate Led Spring Courses
November 8, 2023
Looking for grad classes for spring led by ISF affiliates? Look no further! Want your graduate class added? Email Karan Hustedt-Warren, kustedt@purdue.edu.
Dry-surface Foodborne Pathogens Under Scrutiny at Purdue
November 1, 2023
An outbreak of Cronobacter Sakazakii led to a prolonged nationwide infant formula shortage. Haley Oliver (Food Sci) launched a project to improve the safety of low-moisture food-processing facilities.
New Research Shows the Moon Might be Older than we Thought
November 1, 2023
Marissa Tremblay (EAPS) was interviewed for the All Things Considered Podcast discussing how dating works and what the research shows.
Lu Makes Time Best Innovations of 2023 List
November 1, 2023
Congratulations to Luna Lu (CE) for making the Time Best Innovations of 2023 List.
Researchers Aim to Solve Conservation Program Participation Puzzle
November 1, 2023
Jonathan Bauchet (AgEcon) and Zhao Ma (FNR) are studying the puzzle of participation in programs like Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES), an approach relying on conditional incentives to encourage people to manage natural resources sustainably.
Researchers Aim to Solve Conservation Program Participation Puzzle
Tian Li to Develop 'Living' Building Materials that Self-heal and Sequester Carbon
November 1, 2023
Tian Li (ME) is part of a NSF project that aims to develop low-cost, sustainable materials that also can repair themselves and capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Tian Li to Develop 'Living' Building Materials that Self-heal and Sequester Carbon
Engineering Technology Faculty Lead on Purdue's Semiconductor, CHIPS Act Goals
November 1, 2023
James Tanoos (Polytechnic) is collaborating to explore American reforms to the global semiconductor supply chain, adding curriculum and leading research with students in the Purdue Polytechnic Institute, College of Engineering, and the John Martinson Honors College.
Engineering Technology Faculty Lead on Purdue's Semiconductor, CHIPS Act Goals
Gebisa Ejeta Awarded National Medal of Science
October 26, 2023
President Joe Biden on Tuesday (Oct. 24) awarded the National Medal of Science to Gebisa Ejeta, Distinguished Professor of Plant Breeding & Genetics and International Agriculture, executive director of the Purdue Center for Global Food Security and Purdue University Presidential Fellow for Food Security and Sustainable Global Development.