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Researchers use bovine adenovirus to develop novel COVID-19 vaccine

October 8, 2020

A researcher in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences is part of a team of scientists working to develop a unique COVID-19 vaccine that uses a bovine adenovirus as a safe and effective delivery vehicle.

Researchers use bovine adenovirus to develop novel COVID-19 vaccine

Researchers use bovine adenovirus to develop novel COVID-19 vaccine

October 8, 2020

A researcher in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences is part of a team of scientists working to develop a unique COVID-19 vaccine that uses a bovine adenovirus as a safe and effective delivery vehicle.

Researchers use bovine adenovirus to develop novel COVID-19 vaccine

Novel testing platform designed for breast cancer cells

October 6, 2020

A Purdue University team has developed a novel testing platform to evaluate how breast cancer cells respond to the recurrent stretching that occurs in the lungs during breathing. The technology is designed to better understand the effects that the local tissue has on metastatic breast cancer to study how metastases grow in a new tissue.

Novel testing platform designed for breast cancer cells

Purdue researchers: Smartwatch could sense early signs of COVID-19

October 6, 2020

Could your smartwatch sense early signs of COVID-19? New research at Purdue University hopes to find out. Many of us wear them for daily fitness. Kylie Harness and Jillian Bolen of Indianapolis were among several runners on the downtown canal Tuesday, putting their watches to good use.

Purdue researchers: Smartwatch could sense early signs of COVID-19

New material senses neurotransmitters in the brain

October 2, 2020

What happens when you bring three scientists of diverse disciplines together, and give them the resources of two of the country's top research facilities? In this case, they discover a new material that may help scientists learn more about neurological disorders, and possibly take some big steps toward brain-machine interfaces.

New material senses neurotransmitters in the brain

PhysIQ and Purdue University launch study to develop algorithms for detecting COVID-19 from biometric smartwatch data

October 2, 2020

Purdue University researchers have begun a study that would help determine if continuously collected biometric smartwatch data could be used to reliably and accurately detect these signs early, which could indicate that a potentially asymptomatic user should get tested for COVID-19.

PhysIQ and Purdue University launch study to develop algorithms for detecting COVID-19 from biometric smartwatch data

New material senses neurotransmitters in the brain

October 1, 2020

What happens when you bring three scientists of diverse disciplines together and give them the resources of two of the country’s top research facilities? In this case, they discover a new material that may help scientists learn more about neurological disorders and possibly take some big steps toward brain-machine interfaces.

New material senses neurotransmitters in the brain

This new material could aid brain studies

October 1, 2020

Researchers are touting a new material that may help scientists learn more about neurological disorders and accelerate research for brain-machine interfaces.

This new material could aid brain studies

How biometric smartwatch data can be used to detect early signs of Covid 19

October 1, 2020

Purdue University researchers have begun a study that would help determine if continuously collected biometric smartwatch data could be used to reliably and accurately detect these signs early, which could indicate that a potentially asymptomatic user should get tested for COVID-19.

How biometric smartwatch data can be used to detect early signs of Covid 19

Purdue Researching Smartwatch Algorithms

September 30, 2020

Researchers at Purdue University have begun a study they say will help determine if smartwatch data could be used to reliably and accurately detect symptoms of COVID-19 early. The university says the data could indicate that a potentially asymptomatic user should get tested for COVID-19.

Purdue Researching Smartwatch Algorithms