Stephen Elliott, professor of technology leadership and innovation and director of the International Center for Biometric Research, discussed with Fox News a recent claim that a hacker had replicated a politician's fingerprint.
Five graduate students win awards at ATMAE conference
Five graduate students in the Department of Technology Leadership and Innovation won research awards at the recent ATMAE Annual Conference in St. Louis.
The students took the top three places in the graduate student research competition. Award winners were:
Course research influences city police camera policy
High-profile cases in Ferguson, Missouri, and New York City this fall have provided lots of press coverage on the topic of police body cameras. The West Lafayette Police Department implemented the use of body cameras after its chief researched the technology as part of his master’s degree program.
Purdue, GE to collaborate on advanced manufacturing to enable faster, efficient brilliant factories
Purdue on Thursday (Dec. 4) announced that GE Global Research will invest up to $10 million in a five-year partnership focused on research and development in advanced manufacturing.
New partnership to improve access to medicine in Africa
Purdue University has partnered with the Merck Foundation to offer a master’s degree in Tanzania aimed at improving access to quality medicines and increasing life expectancy for citizens in several African countries.
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- May 16-19: Commencement at Purdue
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PLM Certificate Program Courses Begin January 12, 2015
The PLM Center at Purdue University is again offering its wildly popular PLM Certificate Program Courses beginning January 12, 2015.
Byrn brings pharmaceutical expertise to new degree
Stephen R. Byrn, Ph.D., is Charles B. Jordan Professor of Medicinal Chemistry in the Department of Industrial and Physical Pharmacy at Purdue University. He was instrumental in helping create the new degree in biotechnology innovation regulatory science offered through ProSTAR.
Reflecting back on decades
Recently I was reading a book on moving forward when negative things happen to you. As I am sure most of you can attest, there are times in our lives when things simply aren’t going as planned.
Files' master's degree: hard work, but well worth it
"I did not just get a degree," Cheryl Files says, "but a wealth of knowledge and skills that I continue to use and reflect on in my current position." She earned her master's degree in technology (leadership) in May of this year.