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 Purdue research scientist Bilal Ahmed examines a microfluidic paper-based biosensor cartridge under light to display the visible results of an assay for genetically modified crop traits.

Novel biosensor detects genetically modified corn and soybean

Halee Fisher infant of the White House in her cap and gown.

Purdue alumna Halee Fisher grows a career at the USDA

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Purdue University students launch inaugural SyDAg and Hackathon Weekend

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Purdue Animal Sciences welcomes Assistant Professor Jinsu Hong

Purdue ANSC welcomes Jinsu Hong, Ph.D., as assistant professor.

Tam Tran holds a snake; Tam holds a goose; Tam holds a fish.

FNR Field Report: Tam Tran

Tam Tran, a senior majoring in wildlife and minoring in aquatic sciences, spent the summer as a habitat management intern at Carlos Avery Wildlife...

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Blending food, science and global experience

Her journey started with a love for baking and cooking, but curiosity about the science behind the recipes led her to Purdue’s food science...

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Consumers mostly support AI tools to improve food and agriculture

Consumers generally support using artificial intelligence to improve food and agricultural production, according to the August Consumer Food...

Dr. John Kershaw conducting terrestrial laser scanning in Newfoundland with students in 2017; Dr. Kershaw with the first UNB-MAHE nursing cohort in July 2023.

Dr. John Kershaw Receives 2024 FNR Lifetime Achievement Award

When Dr. John Kershaw grew up in southern Indiana between Mooresville and Martinsville, he had a plan. He would go to Purdue University, become a...

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Prescribed burns: A vital conservation tool for Indiana landowners

Prescribed fire has long been a cornerstone of land conservation. From restoring native plant communities to reducing wildfire risks, this...

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FNR Field Report: Hannah Kaluf

Senior forestry major Hannah Kaluf, who has a concentration in forest management and minors in psychology and wildlife, spent her summer as an...

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