The goal of the BTE program at Purdue Engineering is to prepare future trailblazing faculty in engineering with a focus on preparing outstanding scholars who are also committed to increasing the success of black engineers. Those selected as BTE fellows will attend a workshop that will provide opportunities for scientific interactions, career-oriented discussions, and networking.

Professor David R Johnson is on a team recently awarded $15M for data-harvesting "Big Idea".

Professor Roshi Nateghi has been awarded an American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Science & Technology Policy Fellowship (STPF) with a placement at the US DOE Building Technology Office for the 2021-2022 school year.

Andrea Simone Gibson DuPerry and Matthew Boyle were recognized with this high honor for their academic performance and leadership impact.

How you stock your shelves and fill the fridge may matter more for the environment than going vegan, this report says.

Professor of Practice Brad Duerstock shares how he works to make STEM education and work accessible.

Professor Yuehwern Yih is among 12 faculty members named as as Entrepreneurial Ambassadors, a new offshoot program of the University’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fellowship initiative.

Associate Professor Vaneet Aggarwal presented a tutorial, "Modeling and optimization of latency in erasure-coded storage systems", based on a recently published monograph.

Ravi (MSIE '69) and Eleanor Talwar have extended their legacy in The School of Industrial Engineering with a new scholarship

Carolina Gonzalez was recently featured by the Global Engineering Programs and Partnerships as one of the program's student assistants.

"An Adaptive Human-Robotic Interaction Architecture for Augmenting Surgery Performance Using Real-time Workload Measurement" has been selected as the winner of the HFES 2021 Human Factors Prize.

This fall, three new professors joined the School of Industrial Engineering. We sat down for a Q&A to get to know them.

Professor Yu She was a leading organizer of the 2021 ASME Student Mechanism & Robot Design Competition (SMRDC).

The 2021 Anders Gustaf Ekeberg Tantalum Prize (‘Ekeberg Prize’) was awarded to a US-Japanese team led by Dr Jason M. Davis of the Center for Materials Processing and Tribology at Purdue University, IN, USA, for its paper “Cutting of tantalum: Why it is so difficult and what can be done about it” published in the journal International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture.