InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·Apr 2, 2025Charging a lithium-ion battery at -100°C to set Guinness World RecordLithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are everywhere in our lives. LIB application fields are even growing into military missions and advanced…
InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·Feb 26, 2025Tumbling microrobots tackle inflammatory bowel disease — and that’s only the beginningIt’s the stuff of science fiction — or it was until recently. Fantastic Voyage, a 1966 movie and related book, featured miniaturized…
InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·Feb 23, 2025Realizing the promise of digital agriculturePromise is one thing, execution another. The promise of digital agriculture is data-driven precision leading to higher crop yields and…A response icon1A response icon1
InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·Feb 8, 2025Alternate material could cut solar cell costs by more than 75%Anything that can drive costs down and efficiency up is a welcome development in solar energy, as the world turns inexorably toward more…
InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·Oct 22, 2024AI puts on its thinking cap for materials engineeringAI is taking the world by storm, popping up in every nook and cranny of human endeavor through its ability to crunch huge amounts of data…A response icon1A response icon1
InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·Oct 16, 2024Explainable AI, ExplainedThe value of AI lies in its ability to assist humans in making decisions by speeding information gathering and pattern recognition. AI…
InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·Sep 27, 2024The world’s first successful deflection of an asteroid — an inside view of recent findings and…NASA made history when its Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) spacecraft, launched with the Light Italian CubeSat for Imaging of…A response icon6A response icon6
InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·Sep 23, 2024Germs get around — testing must get mobile, tooAnybody who has gotten food poisoning knows how bad it is. It’s also rampant — according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), each…
InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·Jun 10, 2024Solar powers novel dryer for preserving cropsHumankind has been drying food to preserve it since prehistoric times. Food dehydration removes the moisture from food to inhibit the…
InPurdue Engineering ReviewbyPurdue College of Engineering·May 6, 2024Production scaling drives research and innovationThe age-old query, “Which came first, the chicken or the egg?”, can be applied to production at scale and innovative research.A response icon1A response icon1
