Ariel Smith, a doctoral student in American studies, is the founder of the podcast, “The Food Truck Scholar,” that looks at individual stories of those in the food truck industry.

Purdue University innovators developed a new approach to creating popular thin films used for devices. This image shows work on a sample of that innovation while it was heating up.

Wabash National Corp., an innovation leader of engineered solutions for the transportation, logistics and distribution industries, is expanding its Greater Lafayette presence with a new space in Purdue’s Discovery Park District.

The Purdue University Veterinary Hospital works with many patients across species. Perhaps none are more unusual than Joker, an 8-year-old silver-phased red fox from Wolf Park undergoing treatment for lymphoma.

A Purdue University-affiliated startup developing a novel treatment for a life-threatening lung condition has won a $256,000 Small Business Technology Transfer Phase I award from the National Science Foundation.

If you want power, you lose battery life. If you want battery life, you lose power. Now, new technology from Purdue University innovators aims to improve battery life. 

Soft contact lenses eyed as new solutions to monitor ocular diseases

Purdue microbiome researchers believe a holistic approach to microbiome research will soon offer opportunities to make advances in agriculture.

A Purdue University neuroscientist’s findings suggest that the brain is not as efficient as we think.

Purdue University researchers have demonstrated a new method for building quantum networks that can support communication between a larger number of quantum computers.

Purdue scientist Ali Bramson, a planetary scientist in the College of Science, is using radar analysis to determine extent, location of deposits of subsurface ice on Mars.

Bryan Pijanowski, professor of landscape and soundscape ecology, is leading a multi-disciplinary effort to study the relationships Mongolian herders have with their landscapes through the lens of sound.