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Light-based tool continuously monitors vaccine quality during production

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Where students and crops grow: Purdue Student Farm wins 2025 TEAM Award

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New professor brings seasoned expertise in consumer food behavior research

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Four Purdue Animal Sciences students stand on the stairs inside Creighton Hall holding their winning art pieces from the department’s second annual art show. The photo shows colorful paintings and photographs as the students smile, celebrating their creativity and achievements.

Second annual Animal Sciences Art Show showcases student talent

Students displayed artwork celebrating creativity beyond the classroom in Animal Sciences.

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Cultivating industry partnerships in agriculture: Plant breeding, Beck’s Hybrids and The Data Mine

After decades of recording detailed information about different varieties of crops, their traits and the DNA sequences they hold, plant breeders...

Tyler Hoskins collects zebrafish from wetlands near Purdue.

Working together to mitigate forever chemicals

PFAS, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are a group of chemicals used to make consumer products heat, water or stain resistant.

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Researchers explore connections between human and animal health

Steve Lindemann, associate professor of food science and head of the Diet-Microbiome Interactions Laboratory, studies human health and disease...

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Food science researchers contribute to Purdue’s One Health Initiative

In Purdue’s Department of Food Science, researchers are taking on issues of food and health in new and innovative ways. Their work fits...

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Tracking ticks and tackling disease: AI transforms medical entomology

A robot “dog” may soon make its way from a Purdue entomology lab to fetch real-time data on tick populations in the wild. It’s...

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Agronomy’s Lee receives Spirit of Land-Grant Mission Award

Long before Linda Lee realized that a path to academic excellence existed, she took a teacher’s advice to flex her math and science muscles...

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