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Welcome to the Applied Physics Laboratory at Purdue University. The goals of the laboratory are to use our deepest understanding of fundamental physics to find solutions to the complex problems that face us today and will face us tomorrow in our world. APL wants to be a link between the advanced research and cutting-edge laboratory techniques and equipment at Purdue University and the needs of government, industry and science to solve real world problems. |
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For students, APL has projects at all level of experience. APL typically
engages Ascarelli Fellows and Beering Fellows in their freshman year at
Purdue. Typically these students continue to work full time with the
group through the summers and during the school year on a part-time
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For the post-Ph.D. graduate, APL has excellent opportunities for a scientist to take responsibility for important research projects funded by DARPA, DTRA, DoD, DoE, NIH as well as commercial interests. Presentation of their results at the appropriate conference and in journals is encouraged. For companies interested in improving their technical approach or moving
into a completely new technical area, APL can serve as a technology link
helping to make the technology jump from research laboratory to
commercialization. |
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Applied Physics Laboratory. All rights reserved. Questions or comments about the website? Email martindl@purdue.edu . |