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Mar 10, 2020

What’s up with Earth’s new mini-moon? Prof. Carolin Frueh offers insight

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Jul 12, 2020

Why is the novel coronavirus spreading so quickly and how can we slow its transmission?

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Purdue College of Engineering in Purdue Engineering Review

Jul 3, 2019

THE NEXT GIANT LEAP: Women & the Future of Space Exploration. This is the first of a three-part series leading up to the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission to land on the…

Purdue College of Engineering in Purdue Engineering Review

Jun 21, 2019

Summer Reading List … Space Style

With the upcoming golden anniversary of NASA’s Apollo 11 lunar mission, Purdue University School of…

Purdue College of Engineering in Purdue Engineering Review

Apr 7, 2020

10 ways to engage students actively online

Now that instructors have had a little time to transition to teaching online in…

Purdue College of Engineering in Purdue Engineering Review

Apr 23, 2023

Harvesting water from the air above

The lack of access to fresh water is epidemic in the modern world. Currently, 3.6 billion people…

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Purdue College of Engineering in Purdue Engineering Review

Mar 23, 2020

Meet NASA’s Next-Generation Astronaut

Loral O’Hara

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What’s up with Earth’s new mini-moon? Prof. Carolin Frueh offers insight

Why is the novel coronavirus spreading so quickly and how can we slow its transmission?

Summer Reading List … Space Style

10 ways to engage students actively online

Harvesting water from the air above

Hot stuff: Tackling extreme temperatures of hypersonic flight

Black, gold, and blue: Purdue alums make their mark at Blue Origin

Purdue Is Engineering the Future of Life in Space

Meet NASA’s Next-Generation Astronaut

Loral O’Hara