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A new program provides undergraduates, graduate students and postdoctoral researchers from the College of Engineering and the College of Arts and Sciences with hands-on experience in developing innovative small spacecraft missions in high-priority ar

The untimely death of Franklin Delano Roosevelt on December 1944 marked the beginning of a grim chapter in the history of mankind. As the Second World War drew a close, the specter of a third lit up the world in nuclear fire. Decades of low and high...

Just like gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz and her batch of Filipino athletes who made history in the Tokyo Olympics, three engineering geniuses made their country proud for contributing in the safe landing of the Perseverance rover on planet Mars last February. Mars surface This prompted the House Co

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Boilermaker officially joins Purdues Cradle of Astronauts Sirisha Bandla is now the 26th member of Purdues Cradle of Astronauts. Posted: Jul 12, 2021 6:24 PM Updated: Jul 12, 2021 6:29 PM Posted By: Samantha Thieke WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) — A Purdue professor is sharing his pride after one of his former students took part in the Virgin Galactic space flight. Virgin Galactic owner Richard Branson rocketed into space Sunday morning for a sub-orbital test flight to space. On board was Purdu...

Two women compete for 82nd District’s Republican nomination Peter Coutu, The Virginian-Pilot Virginia Beach voters will decide this Saturday the Republican who will attempt to succeed Jason Miyares this fall as the 82nd District’s House of Delegate representative. Miyares is no longer running after winning the party’s nod for attorney general, he confirmed via text. “As the child of an immigrant who fled communist Cuba, it had been such an honor to serve in the oldest de...

Twenty-two newly minted military officers were advised to remain humble, listen to their subordinates, and adhere to their core values as they embark on their military careers, during WPI’s Joint Commissioning Ceremony held May 21.

Whether testing high-field fusion magnets or his own physical endurance, MIT graduate student Theo Mouratidis pushes the limits.

By Jeanne Dailey, Air Force Research Laboratory Public Affairs / Published May 19, 2021 Air Force Research Laboratory engineer Evelyn Kent holds her Space Test Fundamentals course diploma with the AFRL Space Vehicles Directorate headquarters at Kirtland AFB, N.M in the background. Kent graduated from the inaugural space test course earlier this year. (Courtesy photo) Air Force Research Laboratory Space Test Fundamentals course graduate Evelyn Kent gets ready for one of her cour...

Provided Dozens of oil tankers and commercial cargo ships line up at Great Bitter Lake to enter the Suez Canal in this early April satellite image provided by Ursa Space. Cosmos unveils space-tech business, science opportunities April 27, 2021 With several forthcoming space missions, the acceleration of the satellite industry and more STEM opportunities for women and people of diverse cultures, the business prospects and scientific visions of the cosmos are just beginning to take of...