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September 28, 2016

Medical entomologist: ‘Game of Thrones’ offers parallels to new global era of infectious disease

9/27/2016 | Infectious diseases and the insects that transmit them have been powerful forces in shaping human history and evolution. The writings of the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans tell of...

September 28, 2016

Purdue Profiles: Rebecca Kramer

9/28/2016 | Rebecca Kramer is an assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Purdue and she is helping NASA develop robots that are more compatible with space travel. She has a...

September 15, 2016

Natural soundscapes may become ‘digital fossils’ of the future

9/11/2014 | Sounds are integral to Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden,” the book about two years he spent living in a cabin in the woods near Walden Pond in Massachusetts in...

September 8, 2016

Bit by a tick? Next steps and species to know

8/3/2016 | As you savor the great outdoors this summer, protecting yourself from ticks doesn't just spare you an irksome bite - it might also help you dodge a serious...

September 8, 2016

Life science use of Purdue’s research supercomputers experiences significant growth

1/29/2016 | Vikki Weake’s lab has its eyes on genes involved in sight — and sight’s deterioration with aging — research that might lead to new ways of prolonging the...

September 8, 2016

New veterinary medicine program helps prep undergrads for research careers

8/4/2016 | What began as a proposal to Purdue's Diversity Leadership Team is now an up-and-running pilot program in the College of Veterinary Medicine! In November, a proposal submitted by...

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