Last updated 1:37PM ET
May 20, 2013
Science
Science
Lafayette retrofitting project moving forward A $270,000 project in Lafayette's Vinton Neighborhood is nearing completion.
Lafayette hospitals named in Medical Errors report A report by the Indiana Department of Health finds there were medical errors at two Lafayette Hospitals last year.
Wolf Park hires new Managing Director A new person is in charge of the day-to-day operations at Wolf Park.
Asteroid to fly by earth A distinguished professor of earth and atmospheric sciences at Purdue says an asteroid will pass by earth, Tuesday.
SIA featured on How Do They Do it An episode of the Science Network show will take you inside the Subaru of Indiana Automotive plant.
Purdue's solar house finds new home in Lafayette The structure returned from Washington, D.C. after a second place finish in the U.S. Department of Energy's 2011 Solar Decathlon.
Researchers want to change how STEM subjects are taught A conference at Purdue Monday through Wednesday focuses on science, technology, engineering and math, and the latest methods to successfully teach them to students.
Renewable Fuel Standard for cellulosic biofuels off target An expert panel, led by a Purdue professor, suggests the biofuel industry will not be able to fully meet the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard without a lot of support.
Purdue professor receiving national medal Rakesh Agrawal is a distinguished professor of chemical engineering who will receive the National Medal of Technology and Innovation from President Barack Obama.
Purdue Technology Centers' Startup Weekends A global business competition is headed to West Lafayette and Indianapolis in November.
Purdue's Green Week features Sustainability Symposium Purdue is teaming with the Chinese Academy of Sciences for afifth year to discuss improving environmental sustainability measures.
Digital Media Conference set for Lafayette area The area's technology experts are coming together to discuss trends in social media such as Facebook and Twitter.
Family Star Party The Annual Family Star Party is this weekend at Camp Cullom near Frankfort.
Students learn STEM subjects through computer programming A camp at Purdue and dozens of other universities teach kids about computer programming using STEM, or Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, courses.
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