Professor Timothy S. Fisher (AAE by Courtesy) and a team of four other people have created a sensor able to detect glucose in fluids like tears and saliva.

Purdue's Place in Space: From the Midwest to the Moon. The web site contains information on all Purdue alumni astronauts.

Professor Emeritus Lawrence (Larry) Cargnino (1912-2012) to be posthumously inducted into the Purdue Co-Op Hall of Fame

Professor Timothy S. Fisher (AAE by Courtesy) and a team of four other people have created a sensor able to detect glucose in fluids like tears and saliva.

A round up of news service coverage and video links for the Neil A. Armstrong memorial service.

The Neil Armstrong & Purdue website chronicles Neil Armstrong's timeline and biography. A video gallery and image gallery also gives a good insight to his life on campus.

A live webcast of the service will be available. Details can be found in the press release.

"Neil Armstrong is likely the most famous and inspirational alumnus Purdue has ever had, and he has been an integral part of campus life from his arrival as a young student in the '50s to today. This is a sad day for all of Purdue," said Tim Sands, the university's acting president.

Purdue Student Government will be holding a Memorial Service for Neil Armstrong on Monday August 27, 2012 at 5:30 p.m. outside Armstrong Hall.

In 1969, a graduate of the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics at Purdue University became the first man to walk on the moon and arguably the most famous man in the world.