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Using sun shadows and simulations to combat snowy roads

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Commitment to the community of agriculture

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2025 Spring Fest: A celebration of family fun, flora and fauna

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Shively named 2025 Fellow by the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association

Gerald “Jerry” Shively, associate dean and director of International Programs in Agriculture (IPIA) and professor in Purdue...

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Alumni Spotlight: Jeffrey Veenhuizen

Jeffrey Veenhuizen turned a love for animals and science into a lifelong journey of impact and mentorship.

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More Ideas for New Pharmaceuticals, Faster

Enzymes – proteins that speed chemical reactions – are commonly used in the pharmaceutical industry. But figuring out which enzymes...

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Most consumers see processed foods as potentially unhealthy but buy them anyway

Many consumers consider it important to avoid food additives, but they also commonly include processed foods among their grocery purchases,...

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Undergraduate Student Spotlight: Kent Hamstra

Kent Hamstra, a Purdue junior, pursues dairy nutrition with hands-on research, internships and faith.

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Purdue, Kearney announce partnership to enhance agribusiness education and innovation

Kearney’s agriculture and food team and Purdue University’s Center for Food and Agricultural Business have established a partnership to...

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Working together to mitigate forever: Managing persistent PFAS in our environment

When Linda Lee received a sample of shellfish from an Alaskan reservation in 2005, she was looking for PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyls — a...

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