Past News
Purdue Agrivoltaic Farming Structures and Software Harvest Solar Power at Lower Cost and with Minimal Impact on Crop Yield
May 31, 2023
Rakesh Agrawal (CE) and Mitch Tuinstra (AGRY) provide insight on how their research has improved upon traditional solar energy structures used in agrivoltaic farming, a sustainable system that generates electricity from the sun while row crops like corn, rice, soybeans, and wheat concurrently grow on the same land
Purdue Agrivoltaic Farming Structures and Software Harvest Solar Power at Lower Cost and with Minimal Impact on Crop Yield
Researchers Combine 3D Printing, Electric Poling into Single Process
May 31, 2023
Jose Garcia-Bravo (EngTech), Robert Nawrocki (EngTech), and Brittany Newell (EngTech) have successfully printed PVdf force sensors with a fused deposition modeling 3D printer with corona electric poling set.
Researchers Combine 3D Printing, Electric Poling into Single Process
NSF CAREER Grant Awarded to David Johnson
May 31, 2023
Congratulations to David Johnson (IE/PoliSci) on receiving an NSF CAREER grant for his project titled, "Risk-Based Methods for Robust, Adaptive, and Equitable Flood Risk Management in a Changing Climate".
Purdue Earns STARS Silver Rating for Campus wide Sustainability
May 31, 2023
Purdue has earned a STAR Silver rating for the university's ongoing sustainability initiatives from the Association for a the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). ISF played an important role in the application processes for this cause.
Purdue Earns STARS Silver Rating for Campus wide Sustainability
Purdue-led USDA Project Aims to Double Impact of Climate-Smart Corn Belt Agriculture
May 31, 2023
Linda Prokopy (HLA), Beth Hall (Indiana State Climate Office), and Aaron Thompson (HLA) co-leads of the Integrated Midwest Partnerships for Actionable Climate Tools and Training (IMPACT2) received $1.5 million in partnership with the USDA's Midwest Climate Hub to help diverse groups of farmers and landowners in Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa learn what practices will help them elude the worst effects of climate change.
Purdue-led USDA Project Aims to Double Impact of Climate-Smart Corn Belt Agriculture
Purdue Researcher Earns Top International Prize
May 31, 2023
Congratulations to Heather Eicher-Miller (Nutrition Science) on being awarded the 2023 Danone International Prize for Alimentation (DIPA) winner for her research on immediate and chronic adverse dietary and health outcomes associated with food insecurity among diverse populations.
Tellier, Koenigbauer Honored by International Association for Great Lakes Research
May 31, 2023
Congratulations to Joshua Tellier and Scott Koenigbauer on receiving an award and scholarship for their work on Great Lakes research through affiliate Tomas Hook's Lab (Hook Lab).
Tellier, Koenigbauer Honored by International Association for Great Lakes Research
Microbubble-Assisted Cleaning-in-Place Process for Ultrafiltration System and Its Environmental Performance
May 31, 2023
Jen-Yi Huang (Food Sci) and a team of researchers published an article discussing their research findings on introducing micron-scale air-filled bubbles (microbubbles; MBs) into cleaning liquids to clean a pilot-scale UF system.
Microbubble-Assisted Cleaning-in-Place Process for Ultrafiltration System and Its Environmental Performance
Effects of Atmospheric and Manure Surface Conditions on H2S Emissions from an In-ground Finisher Hog Manure Slurry Tank
May 31, 2023
Richard Grant (AGRY) published an article discussing how hydrogen sulfide (H2S) emitted by livestock operations can be detrimental to human health and how storage of hog manure is significant agricultural source of H2S emissions.
Effects of Atmospheric and Manure Surface Conditions on H2S Emissions from an In-ground Finisher Hog Manure Slurry Tank
Establishing Purdue’s first biodiversity database (P1BD)
May 18, 2023
Purdue's Institute for a Sustainable Future is working with Purdue's Institute for Physical AI to develop Purdue's first Biodiversity Database (P1BD)
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