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Kasinski awarded V Foundation Translational Grant to advance first-in-class targeted RNA therapies
2025-07-16

Andrea Kasinski, Purdue Institute for Cancer Research (PICR) deputy director and professor of biological sciences in Purdue’s College of Science, has been awarded a competitive translational grant from the V Foundation for Cancer Research.


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Biological Sciences Welcomes Three New Faculty Members
2025-07-15

This August, Purdue University’s Department of Biological Sciences will welcome three new faculty members.


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Purdue named the most recognized public university in U.S., No. 6 overall in Global University Visibility rankings
2025-06-25

Purdue University continues as the most recognized public university in the nation, while climbing to the position as No. 6 overall in the world in the 2025-26 Global University Visibility (GUV) rankings.


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Cancer treatments and Panama Canal efficiency: Purdue Innovates Incubator funds projects to advance university innovations
2025-06-25

2 Purdue researchers received $100,000 in latest round of Trask Innovation Fund awards.


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Pluta Lab uncovers how the brain keeps track of movement and sensation in real time
2025-05-29

New research led by Dr. Scott Pluta, assistant professor of biological sciences at Purdue University, offers insight into how the brain processes sensory feedback and motor planning simultaneously—work that could ultimately inform new therapies for sensory processing disorders or inspire more responsive robotic systems.


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