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So happy to have the ECE advisory board on campus for all full day of discussions about how to make Purdue ECE even better!
Grateful to these amazing alumni for taking the time to have lunch with some of our student leaders 😊
From NASA missions to advances in AI, energy and semiconductors, Purdue ECE alumni are helping shape the future.
Meet our six 2026 Outstanding Electrical and Computer Engineer Award recipients! 🚂
🔗: bit.ly/oece-2026
Will AI replace software engineers?
Purdue ECE Professor James Davis says AI may write more of the code, but engineers still have a critical job to do.
🎧 Watch Engineering Innovations on YouTube (bit.ly/ee-davis-26) or listen wherever you find podcasts.
When disaster strikes, communication networks can fail.
A Purdue ECE-led team has received $4.8M from the @NSF to develop AI-powered networks that help first responders access critical information when traditional connections are down.
🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/nsf-heidra
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Wearable AI tech under development by @PurdueECE’s Muhammad Hussain aims to shorten the delay between the start of anaphylaxis and epinephrine delivery. purdue.university/4B5hGA0
Can AI cut microchip design time from months to minutes?
Purdue ECE researchers are helping answer that question! They're part of a @Fermilab-led project developing chips that can withstand extreme conditions for quantum computing, fusion energy and more.
bit.ly/genesis-axess
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A patent-pending device from a @LifeAtPurdue engineer is being designed to improve the timeliness of epinephrine injections to treat anaphylaxis.
Read more: bit.ly/3VAiXiq
@PurdueEngineers | @PurdueECE
ALT Muhammad Hussain, a researcher in Purdue University’s College of Engineering, leads a team developing a wearable AI device to shrink the gap between the start of an anaphylactic event and the administration of epinephrine to treat it.
Five years of advancing secure microelectronics! 🎉
Led by Purdue ECE professors Joerg Appenzeller and Anand Raghunathan, CSME has supported 112 students across seven universities. Now, with renewed industry support, it's looking to the future.
🔗: bit.ly/csme-five
Purdue ECE is taking semiconductor training on the road. 🚚
The Mobile Fab gives students hands-on experience w/ chipmaking equipment without requiring access to a multimillion-dollar cleanroom.
See how it could expand access to semiconductor education: bit.ly/mobile-fab
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"We're not just fast, we can race." — @purdueairacing, the only American university among this year's top teams, ahead of setting a new track record at the @IndyAChallenge at Laguna Seca.
Go behind the scenes: bit.ly/4hNBCzC
@PurdueECE @PurdueME
A new Purdue ECE concentration is giving students in Indianapolis opportunities to connect classroom learning with real-world game development.
Watch this clip, then check out the full episode on YouTube (bit.ly/ee-sos26) or listen on your favorite podcast platform.
Five Purdue ECE students have been named 2026-27 Dean’s Leadership Scholars: Arin Bhave, Anna Dalton, Leo Malachowski, Alex Morales and Alexander Repikov. See how they’re making an impact across Purdue Engineering. ⬇️
bit.ly/ece-scholars
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New #research, co-authored by PQSEI-affiliated Joseph Lukens and published in Physical Review A, re-examines the foundations of #quantum resource theories to make quantum gate identification substantially more adaptable for experimentalists.
bit.ly/4yOt6pS
#BoilerUp
Purdue and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign are teaming up to strengthen semiconductor education, research and workforce development while creating new opportunities for students and faculty.
bit.ly/purdue-uiuc
Top 10, times two. 🎉
Purdue ECE ranks No. 9 in undergraduate computer engineering and No. 10 in electrical engineering in the 2027 U.S. News & World Report rankings.
bit.ly/ece-ugradrank
If AI can do the homework, what really proves a student knows the material?
Purdue ECE head Milind Kulkarni explains why hands-on experience matters more than ever.
Check out the full conversation on YouTube (bit.ly/ee-sos26) or listen on your favorite podcast platform.
Proud that Leo is a Purdue ECE student!
Learn about the impact @purdueniso's scholar development process has had on @PurdueECE and @Purduehonors student, Leo Malachowski, over the years.
📷Credit: Leo Malachowski
#PurdueNISO #scholardevelopment @PurdueEngineers