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Forestry & Natural Resources
FNR Shares Most Read Stories of 2025 — 16 January 2026
2025 was a productive year for Purdue Forestry and Natural Resources across the three land grant mission areas of teaching, research and extension....
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Purdue Agriculture athletes honored for academic performance — 14 January 2026
Two Purdue Agriculture student athletes were named Academic All-Big Ten Honorees for the fall sports season. The Academic All-Big Ten team...
College of Agriculture
The College of Agriculture welcomes two new faculty members for Spring 2026 semester — 13 January 2026
Camila Nicolli, research assistant professor of mycotoxin fungal biology in the Department of Plant Pathology, and Matheus Zavadinack, research...
Agricultural & Biological Engineering
Portable device detects pathogens’ diverse settings — 13 January 2026
Purdue University researchers have developed a device for more conveniently detecting pathogens in health care settings, on farms and in food...
Agronomy
2025 Top Midwestern weather events — 12 January 2026
From floods to fall drought to 20-foot icicles, the Midwest experienced some record-breaking weather events in 2025.
Forestry & Natural Resources
FNR Honors Four Individuals for Department Service in 2025 — 08 January 2026
The Purdue Department of Forestry and Natural Resources has honored four individuals for their service in 2025: Dr. Mike Saunders, Charlie Warner,...
Botany & Plant Pathology
Sticking together under stress: NSF grant brings plant biologists and engineers together to discover how tissues stay connected — 07 January 2026
Daniel Szymanski, professor of Purdue’s Departments of Botany and Plant Pathology and Biological Sciences, and Thomas Siegmund, professor in...