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October 25, 2016

Purdue team finds convection could produce Pluto’s polygons

06/01/2016 | On Pluto, icebergs floating in a sea of nitrogen ice are key to a possible explanation of the quilted appearance of the Sputnik Planum region of the dwarf...

October 25, 2016

VIDEO: Soft robotics and NASA: The flexible future

05/04/2016 | Soft robotics is an emerging field that builds motorized and electrical devices using only soft and flexible materials. At a Purdue lab called the Faboratory, Rebecca Kramer and...

October 25, 2016

In the Queue

10/17/2016 | We’ve all been there — stuck in line at a bank, retail store, service center or event. Although numerous studies suggest that single queue lines are faster, new...

October 25, 2016

Finding evidence of the Great Flood in China

08/04/2016 | Archaeologists previously thought the Chinese Xia dynasty mythological, but new evidence suggests otherwise. A new study coauthored by EAPS Professor Darryl Granger, which was published in Science, reveals...

October 25, 2016

Talking to children about the election as it heats up

10/24/2016 | Election fatigue, fears, excitement and frustration are not limited to adults, says a Purdue University child development expert. "While many adults are saying, 'Thank goodness this is almost...

October 20, 2016

Purdue prof: Halloween offers safe disgust

Halloween is often a time to seek out not just the spooky things that go bump in the night, but also the gross and horrifying things, too. What seems common...

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