Roha Gul, a #GradPurdue student in autonomy and control with a focus in astrodynamics and space applications wants to be part of space exploration and plans to do so after joining Purdue’s Leading Women Toward Space Careers program. 🔗

A team of Purdue chemists led by professor Jonathan Wilker, has developed a new, completely sustainable adhesive system. The group’s findings on combining epoxidized soy oil with tannic and malic acids were published in Nature. 🔗

Dr. Xiulin Ruan and his research group have been at the forefront of how phonons interact with each other in materials. The team is working to develop a new computing method for predicting and modeling four-phonon scattering more quickly. 🔗

💛 We rally together 🖤 For incoming students, crossing the tracks represents the beginning of a lifelong relationship with #Purdue. For graduates, it’s their entry into a world of possibilities. On #PurdueDayofGiving, #Boilermakers take giant leaps together.

🚂 We rally to innovate 🚂 #PurdueUniversity prides itself on doing things differently, and that includes tuition costs! #PurdueDayofGiving helps make it possible for us to continue providing the highest quality education at the highest proven value.

✨ We rally to inspire ✨ Amelia Earhart’s tenure at #Purdue was short, but her legacy of encouraging #Boilermakers to follow their passions has endured for generations. As we look forward to #PurdueDayofGiving, let’s celebrate those who push students to explore the world.

Congratulations to our 2024 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition winners! 🖤🏆💛 We are so proud of our #GradPurdue students and their world-changing research.

💛 We rally together 🖤 Some of the best parts of being a #Boilermaker are the memories you make with your classmates, friends, and the people who have become like family—like going on fountain runs! #PurdueDayofGiving

Help us win #PurdueDayofGiving bonus funds! Keep an eye on our social channels to learn about photo and video challenges available before April 24 and the 30 different hourly challenges during Purdue Day of Giving! Visit for the official challenge list.

Cooking on your gas stove can emit more nano-sized particles into the air than vehicles that run on gas or diesel, possibly increasing your risk of developing asthma or other respiratory illnesses, a new Purdue University study has found. 🔗

✨ We rally to inspire ✨ 55 years ago, #Boilermaker Neil Armstrong changed the world when he took “one giant leap for mankind.” As we look forward to #PurdueDayofGiving, we celebrate our incredible alumni who encourage students each small step of the way.

#GradPurdue PhD student, Lundon Burton lives with what he researches, atrial fibrillation (AFib). He now studies cardiovascular health to solve these types of issues. 🔗

🚂 We rally to innovate 🚂 “Good enough” has never been in #Purdue’s vocabulary, which is why we’re among the top 10 public universities in the country. We believe in giant leaps and endless possibilities, and your support on #PurdueDayofGiving demonstrates that you believe too.

📣 Once more, we rally! #PurdueDayofGiving is Wednesday, April 24—that’s only one month from today!

Purdue researchers invented a wireless brain implant that can transmit electro-quasistatic signals, which could aid medical treatments and allow us to control tech with our minds. Learn more! 🔗

Zixu Zhang, a #GradPurdue student in the technology program at Purdue Polytechnic, has received notable recognition by earning third place from over 600 entries in the Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making Technical Group student paper competition. 🔗

Purdue researchers are using machine learning to train a robot to recognize a jumbled pile of items, locate the one item it needs, and retrieve it in the most efficient way. It’s one small step to creating robots that can assist astronauts in space. 🔗

You're starting up the ladder in industry, and a Master's degree can boost your career. But who has the time? With the Professional Master's Program from Purdue University Mechanical Engineering, you can get a world-class education in just 1-2 years! 🔗

At the Mars Desert Research Station, Purdue crews live and work as if they are truly inhabiting the red planet. 🔗

Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, may contain clues to the beginnings of life. NASA plans to send a rotorcraft lander called Dragonfly to explore Titan’s surface. But before it begins, it must withstand Titan’s atmosphere. That’s where Purdue comes in. 🔗