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December 7, 2017

How a selfie of your eyelid could alert doctors that you’re anemic

11/29/2017 | A smartphone selfie could one day alert your doctor that you're anemic. A Purdue University-led team of researchers is developing the anemia-detection application for mobile devices, which uses...

December 6, 2017

Purdue students, alumni take on mission to Mars habitat simulation

12/4/2017 | A team of Purdue University students and alumni will begin 2018 in an out-of-this world environment as part of a two-week mission to the Mars Desert Research Station...

December 6, 2017

Common household products stunt growth of frogs: Purdue research

11/16/2017 | A series of synthetic chemicals widely used in household products, food packaging and clothing have a significant effect on the development of frogs, even at low doses, according...

November 28, 2017

Death by Pokémon Go? Researchers calculate the game’s unintended consequences

11/21/2017 | Capturing Pokémon in the wild, watching new characters hatch on top of high-rise buildings and competing in battle raids may seem like a harmless and inexpensive pastime, but...

November 14, 2017

Sweating cities: Those with green infrastructure, vegetation better at cooling than concrete jungles

10/25/2017 | As Earth’s climate continues to warm, the urban heat island effect raises concerns that city-dwellers will suffer more heat stress than their rural counterparts. However, new research suggests...

November 14, 2017

Wikipedia’s 1%: Purdue study reveals most content is from small group of editors

11/6/2017 | The mysterious world of Wikipedia isn’t such a mystery anymore to a pair of researchers who conducted a 10-year study on the free online encyclopedia. Sorin Adam Matei,...

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