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May 9, 2019

Alumni Profile: Stan Tebbe

Stan Tebbe (BSME '67) was going to be a farmer, but a math teacher told him that engineering was the way to go. He eventually also attained a management degree, and became a vice president at ExxonMobil. He supported the completion of the Tebbe TDI Laser Lab at Zucrow Labs, the largest academic propulsion lab in the world.
May 8, 2019

Purdue ME students compete at International Business Model Competition

Good luck to two student entrepreneur teams with Purdue ME students, competing in the International Business Model Competition in Utah! FlykeART (with Juan Ramirez) reimagines the airline serving cart, and Global Sign (with Heya Kaakeh) brings sign language interpretation to educational videos.
May 6, 2019

Soft tumbling micro-robots

Squishy micro-robots are on the move! David Cappelleri's latest soft-bodied mobile microbots have made the cover of the journal Micromachines.
May 2, 2019

Carlo Scalo receives grant for hypersonics

Want to travel at Mach 6? You just need to solve some fluid dynamics problems. Thankfully, we're on the case here at Purdue ME. Assistant professor Carlo Scalo just got a grant from the Navy to build hypersonic computational models.
April 30, 2019

Toy Fair celebrates Purdue's 150th anniversary

Remember when your parents told you to "share your toys" with others? Purdue's Mechanical Engineering students have done just that: sharing their toys with the public, as part of an annual Toy Fair event that coincides with Purdue's 150th anniversary.
April 25, 2019

How would you survive on Mars?

How do you build an extra terrestrial habitat that is safe from Marsquakes, sandstorms, radiation, and other hazards? NASA have tasked Shirley Dyke's RETH Institute with finding out the solutions.
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