What happens when you take energetic materials, put them in a particle accelerator, and film the explosion with high-speed X-rays? Find out in this published research from Jeff Rhoads and Steve Son.

One thing is certain about this year's Final Four in Minneapolis: Purdue *will* be there in robot form.

Sameer Naik, continuing lecturer in the School of Mechanical Engineering, has been honored with the 2019 Excellence in Instruction Award for Continuing Lecturers.

Do you know of a graduating senior in ME who is a great leader and a team player? Nominate them for the first ever John M. Starkey Prize.

Zucrow Labs was pleased to receive a visit from the Secretary of the Air Force, Dr. Heather Wilson. The largest academic propulsion lab in the world, Zucrow Labs is proud to partner with the military to advance propulsion technology.

He started working in a bicycle factory, and now is a senior vice president overseeing 10,000 researchers across the globe. Congratulations Ziqiang Hu (Ph.D. '92) on being named a Distinguished Engineering Alumni.

For three Purdue University students, helping the deaf and hard-of-hearing to succeed in the working world isn't just an altruistic vision: it makes good business sense.

Why don't we trust robots? That's the question posed by assistant professor Neera Jain, at Purdue Engineering's brand new blog on Medium.

The popular YouTube channel Veritasium recently visited the lab of Larry Howell, Associate Dean of Engineering at Brigham Young University, to discuss flexible machines. Larry received his PhD from Purdue ME in 1993, and was honored as an Outstanding Mechanical Engineer in 2016.

"My favorite part about Engineering is the fact that engineers make an impact in everyday lives." Learn more about Ivanka Carbajal, ME class of 2021.