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ALT Dennis Kountouris and Yunjie Tong hold a $50,000 check for UbuzimaAI, first-place winner of the ShahLab.AI competition.
ALT The image features a black and white city skyline silhouette with the bold text “Mark Your Calendars” above it. To the right, there are three photos stacked vertically: people working at a table with scientific equipment, a person looking intently at a project, and a person painting. The bottom text reads “Colts STEAM Combine - Sunday, Nov. 1.” Mathematical symbols decorate the background of the photos.
ALT Julie Liu, professor of chemical engineering, smiles in her Purdue lab with shelves of reagent bottles behind her.
ALT Two researchers in lab coats and purple gloves work side by side at a biological safety cabinet in Julie Liu's Purdue lab.
ALT Graduate student Sameera Vellore looks through a microscope in Julie Liu's Purdue chemical engineering lab
ALT PhD student Zachary Beickman pipettes a sample at a lab bench in Julie Liu's Purdue chemical engineering lab.
ALT Five people walking in front of University Hall on Purdue University's campus. Text reads: "#12 Public University in the United States, Times Higher Education, 2027."
ALT Muhammad Hussain, a researcher in Purdue University’s College of Engineering, leads a team developing a wearable AI device to shrink the gap between the start of an anaphylactic event and the administration of epinephrine to treat it.
ALT Grid of Tomorrow Consortium banner over power transmission towers and glowing data lines in a blue sky
ALT Olivia DeScipio walks along the moon footprint path beside the Neil Armstrong statue on Purdue's campus.
ALT Headshots of Purdue professors Kelly Schultz and Luis Solorio, co-directors of a new NIH-funded biomedical training program
ALT A Purdue nuclear engineering student smiles with arms crossed beside PUR-1 instrumentation panels
ALT A Purdue nuclear engineering student smiles and takes notes during a conversation in the PUR-1 reactor facility
ALT Two Purdue nuclear engineering students lean over the PUR-1 reactor pool beneath a wall of live data monitors
ALT Blue glow lights the core of PUR-1, Purdue's research reactor, as control rods extend down into the pool