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The Center for Quantum Technologies has launched the first phase of an Industry-University Cooperative Research Center program with the help of a grant from the National Science Foundation. Purdue President Mung Chiang and Executive Vice President for Research Karen Plaut gave opening remarks at the recent launch event.
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Heating and cooling homes carries a hefty economic and environmental price tag. Mirian Velay-Lizancos, assistant professor of civil engineering, is addressing these issues. She and researchers in her laboratory have developed a patent-pending, scalable, automatable process that improves upon the traditional method to incorporate phase change materials, or PCMs, into construction materials. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
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Explaining the complex cellular mechanisms that link obesity to a higher risk for breast cancer – and to its spread beyond the breast – is the first necessary step in defining ways to inhibit and prevent the disease. To that end, the National Institutes of Health has granted $3.9 million to Purdue University breast cancer researchers Dorothy Teegarden and Michael Wendt. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
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Steps to Leaps, a collaborative, campuswide effort focused on enhancing and promoting holistic well-being, continues to engage Purdue students, faculty and staff through academic and extracurricular settings. Steps to Leaps’ efforts focus on the key pillar areas of well-being, leadership, impact, network building and grit/persistence. Share the news: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn
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Liz Mercier (School of Languages and Cultures) truly cares about her students and has been proactive in making sure there are no disability-related barriers in her class. She is always willing to work with her students to help them be successful during the semester. We appreciate Liz's commitment to her students! – Nicole Martin (Student Success)
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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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