Technology designed to advance self-powering devices such as consumer electronics and defense innovations

The IISE Transactions in Healthcare Systems Engineering journal published “Longitudinal Patterns of Employee High-deductible Health Plan Choices” by Dr. Shan Xie, a former PhD student of Dr. Yuehwern Yih, and Qing Ye, a former master’s student of Dr. Yih and Dr. Denny Yu.

A group of Purdue IE students launched a national consulting association to streamline and connect university consulting organizations.

The IISE Transactions on Healthcare Systems Engineering journal published a paper by a GROUPER Lab grad student on physiological monitoring in an extreme environment.

When adults ask little girls what they want to be when they grow up, not many answer “engineer.” As it turns out, neither did Patti Poppe (BS 1989, MS 1991).

The Intelligent Systems and Assistive Technologies (ISAT) Lab successfully led an experiment showing that its improved augmented reality (AR) telementoring system can significantly increase safety in remotely-directed medical procedures.

PhD Candidate Ting Zhang won 1st place in an interdisciplinary Purdue University health and disease poster session on Feb. 28.

A Purdue IE graduate student has developed a novel bio-based filter alternative that addresses issues of sustainability, health and lower expenses that are desired in the HVAC industry.

Imagine you’re a member of a consulting team given only 24 hours to develop and present a comprehensive case to help an automotive manufacturer bring a fully self-driving car to market. Could you do what’s needed to take such a giant leap?

Most people may not realize it but they encounter products made with exotic or advanced metals every day.

Two Purdue IE alumni have been named as 2019 Purdue Rising Professionals. During the upcoming event, they will share how their Purdue journey impacted their postgraduate success.

A Purdue IE senior co-founded a startup that plans to use high-altitude balloons to deploy rockets. The company successfully fired a test launch in December, moving closer to its goal of helping to end the backlog of microsatellites that wait months or longer to “hitch” a ride on larger rockets.

Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, and the Caribbean island will be struggling to rebuild for years. But what does rebuilding look like and how can renewable energy be a part of those efforts? Jorge Haddock, president of the University of Puerto Rico, addressed this question in his February 6 lecture “What IF the world ran on 100 percent renewable energy?”

Two Purdue IE alumni on a recent Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation panel spoke about how they’re making “Giant Leaps” in their respective fields.

The Purdue College of Engineering recently graduated the inaugural ten-member cohort of a transformative staff leadership training program, including IE academic advisor Morgan Kuryla.