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October 12, 2016

Use of ‘large open-ended pipe piles’ could lead to lower-cost bridge construction

9/22/2016 | Civil engineers at Purdue University are leading a project with the Indiana Department of Transportation to learn how to use a type of bridge pile often seen in...

October 11, 2016

Purdue to lead multihazard research with $4.1 million NSF award

10/6/2016 | Purdue University has been awarded a five-year, $4.1 million grant by the National Science Foundation to help coordinate a national initiative aimed at minimizing damage to physical civil...

October 5, 2016

Prof on keeping, speaking to virtual friends during the election season

09/07/2016 | Communication skills hampered by smart phones, engaging in mob mentality, anonymity of communicating online and a lack of willingness to hear the other side during the presidential election...

October 5, 2016

How to talk to children about 2016 election, civility, fear-mongering and responsible citizenship

Every presidential election is a teachable moment, but the 2016 election will offer parents more than just opportunities to talk about democracy and responsible citizenship, says a Purdue University child...

October 5, 2016

VIDEO: Improving administration of insulin with new Purdue device

11/30/2015 | Kyle Hultgren, founder of Imagine Medical Device Inc., is commercializing a Purdue University-designed syringe for concentrated dosages of insulin. The design has a 200 percent larger diameter than...

October 5, 2016

Purdue Profiles: Karen Hudmon

02/02/2016 | Inspired by the loss of her mother to lung cancer, Karen Hudmon, professor of pharmacy practice, has helped change the way tobacco cessation counseling is taught. A program...

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