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World-changing research is founded on robust and reproducible data. In the @PUCVM Histology Lab, veterinary pathologist @TiffanyLyleDVM helps scientists from a variety of fields transform good ideas into well-researched discoveries. purdue.university/3j9I8Tn

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Can sea slugs help make AI smarter? Purdue University engineers are finding out, via Futurity News. futurity.org/sea-slugs-arti…

After retiring from the Colombian Navy, Marjorie Ramos-Salcedo chose Purdue Global to pursue a master’s degree in psychology and describes it as “one of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had.”
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A Purdue Global student is the recipient of a graduate scholarship from Psi Chi, the international honor society in psychology. #HigherEd
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Blast-induced traumatic brain injury is considered the signature injury of modern warfare & is linked to several neurodegenerative diseases – including PTSD. This @PUCancerCenter scientist is advancing our ability to care for today’s veterans. purdue.university/3j9I8Tn

From the Colombian Navy to Purdue Global master’s psychology student – Marjorie Ramos-Salcedo receives Psi Chi scholarship.
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One of the animal kingdom's simplest creatures is still smarter than artificial intelligence. Purdue University engineers have discovered a way to mimic basic forms of intelligence found in the sea slug, leading to better hardware for AI. purdue.university/3tzPGCk

Tune in now to hear Purdue President Mitch Daniels host Garry Kasparov, Soviet-born chess champion and human rights advocate. Kasparov’s remarkable accomplishments, human rights advocacy, and the values of promoting freedom globally will be discussed. purdue.university/3zaYnnQ

Looking for something to watch tonight? How about a documentary based on #PurdueResearch : ‘Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali’ is available on #Netflix , and an initial review from @EbertChicago calls the footage “mesmerizing.” rogerebert.com/reviews/blood-…

Neuroscientists have learned the animal kingdom's most basic signs of intelligence from studying the sea slug. Now, Purdue Engineering are working on ways that AI could adopt these intelligence features. purdue.university/3tzPGCk

New #podcast episode – COMING SOON! Host of #ThisIsPurdue Kate Young went BTS at @purduebands’ Band Camp to learn more about the Big Bass Drum, AKA The World's Largest Drum™. We even ran a few tricks w/ the Crew! Subscribe today & be the first to listen: purdue.university/3EenLg6

Homecoming festivities at #PurdueUniversity are just two weeks away!

Visit purdue.university/homecoming to learn about the virtual and in-person events we have scheduled for September 27 through October 2. You won’t want to miss it! #PurdueHomecoming

Garry Kasparov (Garry Kasparov), chess grandmaster and founder of Renew Democracy Initiative, joins #Purdue President Mitch Daniels on Tues., Sep. 14 at 6:30 p.m. This Presidential Lecture Series event is FREE, hosted at Loeb Playhouse and broadcast online. purdue.university/3s5vcPL

Tiny robots built by Purdue University engineers could deliver drugs directly to our central nervous system, via World Economic Forum. weforum.org/agenda/2021/09…

For AI to get any smarter, it needs to be as intelligent as the sea slug. Purdue University engineers have demonstrated these basic signs of intelligence in a material, a step toward building hardware that could help make AI more efficient and reliable. purdue.university/3tzPGCk

'Our infrastructure is built for the climate of the past, and we keep rebuilding it by incremental improvements. And that's just not gonna cut it,' says Purdue University engineer on mass power outages in the U.S., via grist. grist.org/extreme-weathe…