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10/29/2026

Today was the last day of the Purdue BYTES Lab Crawl, where students visit and get to network with faculty and grad students. They checked out the fun robotics happening in the Hicks Robotics Lab (IDEAS Lab).

10/29/2026

Another year of the farmer’s market closes. Already looking forward to spring!

🚂 Celebrating research excellence at Purdue College of Science!Five of our faculty members — Wesley Cochrane, Michael Ve...
10/28/2026

🚂 Celebrating research excellence at Purdue College of Science!
Five of our faculty members — Wesley Cochrane, Michael Vermeuel, Weiruo Zhang, Qi (Tony) D**g and Hanzhe Liu — have received 2026 Showalter Early Career Awards.

Their research spans a wide range of challenges, from understanding air pollution and removing harmful contaminants from water to advancing cancer research and exploring new possibilities for precision therapeutics.

Congratulations to these outstanding faculty members on this well-deserved recognition! We look forward to seeing where their research leads.

🔗 Learn more: https://purduesci.com/4iLccST

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Boiler Up for STEAM! 🚂Join Purdue and the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 1 at Lucas Oil Stadium for the inaugural Colts STEA...
10/26/2026

Boiler Up for STEAM! 🚂
Join Purdue and the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 1 at Lucas Oil Stadium for the inaugural Colts STEAM Combine — an interactive experience where students and families can explore how science, technology, engineering, arts and math power sports.
🎟️ $50 includes the STEAM Combine + a ticket to a Colts game.
Come see where Purdue innovation meets the world of sports. 🔬🏈
Learn more & get tickets: Colts.com/STEAM

Paws what you’re doing — check out our photo gallery from Purdue Science Deans and Dogs! 🐾 More than 260 Purdue families...
10/23/2026

Paws what you’re doing — check out our photo gallery from Purdue Science Deans and Dogs! 🐾 More than 260 Purdue families, students and science enthusiasts joined us for an afternoon of furry friends, tailgate fun and robotic dogs. From puppy love to cool robotics demos, it was a paws-itively great time! Check out the highlights: https://purduescience.exposure.co/deans-and-dogs-2026

TEDxPurdueU is bringing Y Combinator to Purdue for the first time! Y Combinator (YC) is one of the world's most prestigi...
10/23/2026

TEDxPurdueU is bringing Y Combinator to Purdue for the first time!
Y Combinator (YC) is one of the world's most prestigious startup accelerators, having backed companies like OpenAI, Airbnb, DoorDash, Reddit, and Twitch
Join us on October 26, 2026, at 5:30 PM for an exclusive fireside chat with Harsh*ta Arora, Partner at Y Combinator, as we explore the world of startups, entrepreneurship, and what it takes to build the next big thing.
We'll also have free food and official YC swag for attendees!
Whether you're building a startup, thinking about starting one, or simply interested in entrepreneurship, this is an event you won't want to miss.
Register now: https://tedxpurdueu.org/yc-event

Purdue Physics and Astronomy Outreach Coordinator Austin Beidelman coaches volunteers Navin Kainth, Nicolas Mikola, Garr...
10/23/2026

Purdue Physics and Astronomy Outreach Coordinator Austin Beidelman coaches volunteers Navin Kainth, Nicolas Mikola, Garrett Elliott, and Cameron French in the fine art of making Ice cream with liquid nitrogen in preparation for the finale of the 2026 Quantum Open House.

Lasers, the Doppler effect and AI could help doctors determine which chemotherapy drug is most effective for an individu...
10/22/2026

Lasers, the Doppler effect and AI could help doctors determine which chemotherapy drug is most effective for an individual patient's tumor.

Purdue Physics and Astronomy researcher David Nolte is developing a biodynamic imaging system that can detect very small movements inside living tissue and use those changes to understand how tumors respond to treatment. The goal is to give doctors better information to personalize cancer treatment, potentially within 48 hours of a biopsy.

Read more here: https://purduesci.com/4rBDPlf

Researcher David Nolte is developing a “biodynamic imaging” system that captures changes in the machinery of living tissue. His system is being used in research evaluating the impact of experimental chemotherapy drugs on tumor cells.

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