"I think the most exciting possibilities in the field are also the most challenging- linking microscopic degradation mechanisms with macroscale property alterations," Lawrence says.
Another one of our dedicated and loyal staff members were recently recognized for their achievements and impact on the Purdue community by the University and the College of Engineering.
Vicki Cline was recently recognized by the College of Engineering for her work in student advising as a finalist for the Administrative Professional Customer Service award. Nominated by Prof. Anter El-Azab, her dedication to helping students and working closely with faculty to keep students on track to graduation and engaged in their courses was noted as exceptional across the college.
A Purdue-affiliated startup has developed a low-cost, low-maintenance slow sand water filter technology to better provide clean and safe drinking water to schools and communities in developing countries around the world.
Maji Safi International LLC, which means clean water in Swahili, was founded by John Maiyo, a doctoral student in Purdue's College of Engineering. Chad Jafvert, a professor of civil engineering and environmental and ecological engineering; and John Howarter, assistant professor of materials engineering and environmental and ecological engineering, are company advisers.
