Dr. Juan Wachs will lead the Robust Intelligence Program within the Division of Information and Intelligent Systems at NSF.

Purdue IE Graduate Student, Cansu Agrali, was named a Dean's Teaching Fellow for her work during a decidedly different semester.

Nathan Rowland Miller received the Richard J. Wood Student Community Commitment Award from Indiana Campus Compact.

Each spring, the College of Engineering recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of our graduate students and postdocs through several prestigious awards. Graduate students also select an outstanding faculty mentor who has gone above and beyond to serve the graduate students in their program.

Resources, Conservation & Recycling journal named three "Best Paper" awards from 2020. Recent IE graduate, Zhaoyu Kou, PhD,'s work, "Quantifying greenhouse gas emissions reduction from bike share systems: a model considering real-world trips and transportation mode choice patterns", was among them.

The Purdue School of Industrial Engineering is collaborating with industry partners to deliver co-created, high-impact, transformational Executive Education programs to support the current and future needs of organizations in a rapidly changing knowledge landscape.

Kal Findley, Purdue IE sophomore, is making waves for the Boilermakers with a mean breaststroke, but also earns accolades for academic success.

Dr. Mario Ventresca encourages us to remain vigilant.

“Hidden IE: Systems are Everywhere” was the theme of the 2021 Great Lakes Regional Conference for the Institute for Industrial and Systems Engineers, hosted by the Purdue IISE student chapter. The conference was conducted entirely online with students from countless universities.

Chanel Beebe, Purdue IE alumna and ENE graduate student, was named one of 19 inaugural fellows. The Black Trailblazers in Engineering was designed to give future Black faculty networking and professional development opportunities.

Ricardo J. Eschevarria and Susan J. Ellsperman were named 2021 Distinguished Engineering Alumni by the Purdue University College of Engineering.

A team of Purdue IE professors, Dr. Brad Duerstock and Dr. Brandon J Pitts, were among a short list of teams who cleared the first hurdle in a multi-stage contest aimed at improving transportation access to persons with disabilities and individuals with mobility challenges.

Elizabeth Pearson, IE Senior Undergraduate Academic Advisor, recently graduated from the Purdue College of Engineering Staff Leadership Academy.

Ramses Martinez, Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering and Biomedical Engineering, was recently granted the prestigious CAREER Award from NSF for Rapid and Ultrasensitive Critical Care Testing at the Point of Need using Multiplexed Transient-State Digital Assays. The five-year award is granted to researchers in the first five years of their academic career and is given to those who show excellence and innovation in their work.

Dr. Nateghi’s policy memo is among the ideas that the Day One Project will present for consideration to the Biden-Harris administration.