Huge congratulations to Ishaan Singh on being named a 2026 Goldwater Scholar! Ishaan is one of three Boilermakers selected for this prestigious honor, and it could not be more well deserved.
A double major in honors physics and biochemistry in the @PurdueScience and John Martinson Honors College, Ishaan has already made a real mark on the research world as an undergraduate. His work in Professor Chi Zhang's lab led to a co-authored publication in The Journal of Physical Chemistry B exploring the sensitivity of Raman spectroscopic techniques. He also independently developed code for hardware control and image acquisition and authored a paper in Chemistry Methods advancing real-time precision opto-control.
Learn more about this year's awardees: /42DVdtV.
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Purdue researchers are pushing the boundaries of bio-integrated technology with a breakthrough in living neuroelectronics published in Science. Jianguo Mei, the Richard and Judith Wien Professor in @purduechemistry , partnered with Krishna Jayant of @purduebme to pioneer this innovative work.
In this photo, Krishna Jayant holds a vial of n-PBDF — a blood-catalyzed n-type conducting polymer his lab developed in collaboration with chemist Jianguo Mei.
Watch the full video: /watch?v=EF3TvpAjZzo
Read more: /4mwVyrf
#PurdueChemistry #PurdueScience #PurdueEngineering #PurdueOneHealth #Neuroelectronics
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Building upon the chemistry that oysters use in mileslong reefs, scientists have found a way to create cement that is stronger and cures faster. Jonathon Wilker, a professor of chemistry for in @PurdueScience and an expert in adhesives and biomimetic materials innovation, has long been interested in formulating new, more sustainable and better materials.
Learn more about his research group's patent-pending oyster-based cement research at /4wrN4q0.
#PurdueChemistry #NextGiantLeap #BiomimeticMaterials
(Purdue University photo/Kelsey Lefever)
Congrats to EAPS assistant professor Ali Bramson, who has been named a winner of the 2026 Harold C. Urey Prize from the American Astronomical Society's Division for Planetary Sciences!
Bramson is one of two scientists selected for this year's honor, recognizing her groundbreaking work on subsurface ice on Mars, planetary radar science and future exploration across the solar system.
#PurdueEAPS #PlanetaryScience #BoilerUp
Congratulations to JMHC-Indy student, Faris Ibrahim! 👏🏼Faris and his team took 2nd place at TechPoint’s XTERN Challenge. 🥈Designed as a work-based learning experience, XTERN Challenge gives students the opportunity to collaborate across schools, apply their skills to real business problems, and gain exposure to the kind of teamwork, technical thinking, and communication required in the workplace. Way to go, Faris! 🎉
Thank you to Rachel Nichols- Lead Strategic Data Manager for the College of Science- for 10 years of service to #Purdue!
#PurdueScience #Science #BoilerUp
Congratulations to the Purdue University Indianapolis students who received Golden Hammer awards! 27 undergrads, including these students from Purdue Science, were honored on April 23, 2026.
2026 Golden Hammer Award for Excellence Awardees:
Raja Ali - Computer Science
Younes Aref - Computer Science
Lina Im - Computer Science
Thiru Veleyudham - Data Science & Applied Statistics
2026 Golden Hammer Trailblazer Awardees:
Abha Gupta - Computer Science
Om Janamanchi - Computer Science
Co-Sponsorship/Collaboration of the Year:
Presented to the organization that provided the most outstanding co-sponsored program or program series for the betterment of campus, students and Purdue University. The winning organization showcases the importance of collaboration, takes initiative to begin tasks related to positive change, displays an understanding of campus needs and shows successful interactions between multiple campus organizations, all with a demonstrably successful program. The winning organization receives a plaque.
Computer Science Club (Indianapolis)
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Purdue University is launching an innovative quantum degrees program. The College of Engineering and the College of Science are preparing to roll out an expanded array of educational opportunities, combining theory and practical application and covering quantum computing, sensing and communications.