Research at Purdue

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April 22, 2016

DIA2 eases search for NSF funding data

04/22/2016 | More and more data requires more and more robust ways of searching for it. And when it comes to understanding the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) funding portfolio —...

April 22, 2016

Understanding why metastatic breast cancer is so difficult to treat

04/22/2016 | Michael Wendt was on a trajectory toward medical school, studying biology in a small liberal arts college along the banks of a meandering river and staying up late...

April 22, 2016

Mining vector genomes to improve global health

04/22/2016 | Purdue medical entomologist Cate Hill spent her youth in Adelaide, Australia, plucking hairy caterpillars off mulberry bushes, fashioning homemade terrariums, and scrutinizing huntsman spiders. "I couldn't have cared...

April 20, 2016

Purdue research may expand engineered T-cell cancer treatment

04/20/2016 | Purdue University researchers may have figured out a way to call off a cancer cell assassin that sometimes goes rogue and assign it a larger tumor-specific "hit list."...

April 20, 2016

Technique measures ‘postural sway’ to diagnose neuromuscular disorders

04/20/2016 | A new technique might be used to diagnose neuromuscular disorders such as multiple sclerosis or impairment from concussions by detecting and measuring subtle oscillations in a person's standing...

April 18, 2016

A single enzyme with the power of three could offer shortcut to therapeutic target

04/18/2016 | Researchers identified a single enzyme doing the work of a trio thought necessary to control a common cellular signaling process being pursued as a therapeutic target. The signaling...

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