Yung Shin has developed a manufacturing method for making microchannels (for cooling electronic devices like computer processors) that are superhydrophobic (they easily repel water).

Several Purdue MEs have recently been given honors by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME).

File this under "why hasn't anyone ever thought of that?" An in-built step for lofted dorm room beds, to help people get up to the top bunk where there is no ladder. Now in the process of being patented, it was created in ME263 Sophomore Design class by Elvin Garayev, Andrew Bowman, Dalton Garrett and William Yount.

More astronauts have bachelor's degrees from Purdue than any other school. We're thrilled to welcome them back to campus on October 12 for the Astronaut Reunion, including two Purdue ME grads, Jerry Ross and Scott Tingle.

US News just ranked Purdue ME the #8 undergraduate program in the country.

More than 350 Purdue ME students have spent the semester in Shanghai in the last decade. Tyler Kobil hiked the famous Avatar cloud mountains (and bonded with his Chinese classmates in the weight room). Listen to his China story, and then make the LEAP yourself!

Several Herrick Labs researchers were honored at NoiseCon 2019, the annual meeting of the Institute of Noise Control Engineers (INCE-USA).

Prosthetic limbs are great, but Chi Hwan Lee is making them better -- providing softness, warmth, pressure sensing, and other humanlike features.

Before attending Purdue, Matt Edwards (BSME '00) had never even been out of the country. Today, he manages the Eli Lilly and Company manufacturing facility in Suzhou, China.

Researchers are manipulating light on a nanoscale to detect molecular fingerprints. Professor Chi Hwan Lee created this sticker, which allows these 3D plasmonic nanoarrays to be used anywhere.