In our continual pursuit of academic and research excellence at Purdue, we are providing information about new ways that Purdue is supporting our faculty as well as updates on programs announced earlier this year.
IEEE ETHICS-2023 will draw together the global community of technology and ethics practitioners and theoreticians from industry, academia, government and civil society. Issues will be explored from industry, scientific and societal perspectives, in a global and multicultural manner.
The cybersecurity work of four Purdue researchers has been recognized with prestigious awards. Each honoree is affiliated with CERIAS, Purdue’s Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security, and the Department of Computer Science.
A key partner in Purdue University’s research supporting national security and defense, Sandia National Laboratories, has published the Purdue Edition of its 2021-2022 Collaboration Report, a compilation of the year’s highlights in the partnership.
Carnegie Mellon University announced Theresa Mayer as its next vice president for research, beginning Feb. 1.
We are delighted to announce six new investments or policies to support, incentivize and reward scholarly impact and research excellence at Purdue.
A welcome from Karen Plaut, Executive Vice President for Research
A newly approved set of rates for facilities and administrative (F&A) costs will take effect on Nov. 19.
A cross-organizational partnership, which joins the efforts of the offices of the Executive Vice President for Research and Partnerships, Treasurer, Chief Financial Officer and Provost, has made progress in its efforts to streamline research-related processes.
Beginning on Oct. 1, electron microscopy cores throughout much of campus have been consolidated into a single structure under the oversight of Christopher Gilpin, director of the Purdue Electron Microscopy Center.