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As announced last week, Provost Patrick Wolfe will begin hosting listening sessions with West Lafayette faculty members this week. The provost will host up to five faculty members in each half-hour listening session.
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Pavlos Vlachos, the St. Vincent Health Professor of Healthcare Engineering and director of the Regenstrief Center for Healthcare Engineering, leads a Purdue team whose recent innovations are on track to be a game-changer for cardiac surgeons. Vlachos and Mark Payne, a pediatric cardiologist with Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health and professor at IU’s School of Medicine, are confident they can help save babies’ lives by making echocardiograms — ultrasound image recordings of the heart — much more useful and surgery decisions far better informed. |
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With Purdue Global, university employee Sean Brant was able to realize his dream of completing an undergraduate degree — all while balancing work and family. But he isn’t done yet. Now, he’s pursuing a master’s degree, and he offers a few words of advice for other employees who have considered earning a degree of their own. “Follow your dreams,” Brant says. “You never know what you don’t know.” Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn |
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As part of regular visits with student, faculty and staff organizations, Purdue President Mung Chiang visited the Black Cultural Center on Feb. 21 and the Native American Educational and Cultural Center on March 2, taking part in tours and learning about the activities of each center and its community. In each of these and future visits, Chiang participates in roundtable discussion with undergraduate and graduate students in each center. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn |
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Professor Marissa Tremblay is studying ancient Antarctica rock samples to analyze the ancient atmosphere – knowledge that could give climatologists insight into futures when the water levels, atmospheric composition and temperature are similar to what they were back then. The Weather Channel’s Pattrn covered her recent expedition of experts – all of whom happen to be female.
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Here is a sampling of recent news reports about Purdue from media across the nation and the world. | |
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