Hypersonics technology has created never-before seen opportunities and challenges.
Writer: Steve Martin

Congratulations to Purdue University researchers across all campuses and academic disciplines. They have recently received 14 patents on their intellectual property from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The majority of these are available to license. Visit the Purdue Research Foundation Office of Technology Commercialization’s web site to learn more about these and other available technologies. Here […]

Fred Regnier (Photo provided by Novilytic) Fred Regnier is the former John H. Law Distinguished Professor of Chemistry in Purdue University’s Department of Chemistry. He also is the chief technology officer of Novilytic, a molecular recognition company that uses nanotechnology to protect lifesaving drugs. In layman’s terms, they help drug development companies to remain FDA-compliant during the […]

Developing the Discovery Park District at Purdue in West Lafayette, Indiana, has required vision and discipline from the start.
Writer: Steve Martin

The days of fake whiskey could be numbered, thanks to a team of biomedical engineers from Purdue University and South Korea.
Writer: Matthew Oates

Umesh Patel is president of Cook Biotech Incorporated, a world leader in regenerative medicine. He and Michael Hiles were the company’s first employees when it was established in 1995.

Read about a recyclable, compostable and biodegradable adhesive developed by Purdue University researchers.
Writer: Steve Martin

Purdue University researchers have created many innovations in the veterinary space. Read about them and how to license them in this feature.
Writer: Matthew Oates

Each month Wade Lange, Chief Entrepreneuirial Officer of Purdue Foundry has the opportunity to learn from entrepreneurial CEOs about lessons learned from their journey. Their ongoing role as entrepreneurial role models and as supporters of the Purdue entrepreneurial ecosystem is instrumental in our ability to achieve President Mitch Daniels’ vision of Purdue as “Startup U.” […]

Read how an invention from Purdue University and INDOT engineers could save lives at high-speed traffic signals.
Writer: Steve Martin