The final week of classes means it's time for Purdue ME students to showcase what they've been working on this semester. All these events happen in the Gatewood Wing of the Mechanical Engineering building, and all are open to the public.

Congratulations to Mukul Sawant, who was chosen out of Purdue's 9,000 international students to receive the Martin Jischke Outstanding International Student Award for 2019! Mukul is graduating with a BS in Mechanical Engineering in May, along with minors in Business Management and Global Engineering Studies.

Congratulations to Hasti Veeraraghava Raju (MSME '16), recipient of Purdue's 2019 Graduate School Mentoring Award, recognizing graduate students who are proven to be outstanding mentors in research, career, and personal guidance.

Remember when your parents told you to "share your toys" with others? That's exactly what Purdue ME students are doing with their own creations! It's the Purdue 150 Toy Fair.

For the first time ever, Purdue University Mechanical Engineering is opening its senior design presentations to the public on Friday, April 26!

NASA has selected Purdue to host the Resilient ExtraTerrestrial Habitats institute, dedicated to designing and operating habitats on the Moon, Mars, and deep space. Shirley Dyke, professor of mechanical engineering, will lead the $15 million institute.

Anthony "Tony" Harris (BSME '75) has always loved math. But he didn't take calculus or any advanced classes in related fields... they weren't even available at his south-side-Chicago high school in the 1960s.

Check out this podcast featuring Neera Jain, about measuring the trust between humans and machines.

Solid rocket fuel hasn't changed much since the 1960s -- until now. Adranos Energetics, started at Purdue's Zucrow Labs, just demonstrated a live flight test of their new propellant, and won an Army-sponsored competition over more than 350 other companies.

Here are the first undergraduates ever (freshmen!) to win the poster competition at the I2D Expo! Tae Hyung Kwon, Cody Kapeles, Linete Taina, and Eva Toscos showcased a project about wind farms in Peru, supervised by Luciano Castillo. The Shah Family Global Innovation Lab hosts the I2D Expo to bring engineering solutions to the developing world.