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We still have some open days for classes visiting campus for the October: Absolute Dating: Using Nuclear Chemistry to In...
08/18/2025

We still have some open days for classes visiting campus for the October: Absolute Dating: Using Nuclear Chemistry to Investigate the Geologic Timescale lab with your students!!

High School teachers can bring their science classes to the West Lafayette campus to participate in labs instructed by Purdue faculty, staff, and graduate students. These sessions take place in our updated K-12 Outreach lab space, located in the Brown Laboratory of Chemistry.

You have until Friday at noon (West Lafayette time) to sign up for the free rock and hat drawing.
01/29/2025

You have until Friday at noon (West Lafayette time) to sign up for the free rock and hat drawing.

Superheroes of Science : What is Far-UVC technology, and How it Can Be Used to Make our Indoor Environments Healthier?
06/27/2024

Superheroes of Science : What is Far-UVC technology, and How it Can Be Used to Make our Indoor Environments Healthier?

Today we chatted with John Rajchert about the application of using far UVC technology to make indoor environments healthier. Rajchert is a native of Sydney Australia with an impressive background in electrical engineering.  He has worked for years making buildings safe and efficient. Today he is a ...

Superheroes of Science : Who should study Cybersecurity?
02/28/2024

Superheroes of Science : Who should study Cybersecurity?

In an era of increasing cyber threats, Eugene H. Spafford forges our future in the area of cybersecurity.  Dr. Spafford is a Professor of Computer Science in Purdue University’s College of Science. He explains ethical hacking, social engineering, and the role of cybersecurity professionals in our...

Superheroes of Science : Understanding nuclear power.
02/08/2024

Superheroes of Science : Understanding nuclear power.

From how nuclear power works to safety in the industry, Dr. Hitesh Bindra explains nuclear energy.  Hitesh is an Associate Professor at Purdue University’s School of Nuclear Engineering.

Superheroes of Science : Harnessing the Power of Green Infrastructure for Sustainable Stormwater Management
11/28/2023

Superheroes of Science : Harnessing the Power of Green Infrastructure for Sustainable Stormwater Management

Nicole Chavas (President + Chief Operating Officer) and Lucy Kopchak (Associate Engineer) join us to discuss green infrastructure and sustainable engineering. Due to climate change, cities are seeing an increase in stronger storms with heavier rainfalls. Traditional infrastructure (gray infrastructu...

Superheroes of Science : How do architects design science laboratories?
11/14/2023

Superheroes of Science : How do architects design science laboratories?

Specializing in designing science laboratories, Marilee is a registered architect and Senior Laboratory Planner at , one of the oldest and largest architecture and engineering firms in the country.   

Superheroes of Science : Demystifying Severe Storms and Tornadoes: Separating Fact from Fiction
08/09/2023

Superheroes of Science : Demystifying Severe Storms and Tornadoes: Separating Fact from Fiction

This exciting crash course on tornado formation is led by Professor Dan Dawson, aka “Tornado Dan,” renowned research scientist from Purdue University Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences and master of all things tornado-related. In this insightful episode, Dr. Dawson unravels ...

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