Herbert C. Brown, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1979, was then a chemistry professor at Purdue University in the United States (1947──2004).
Benjamin Roy Martzen, 1975 Nobel Prize winner in physics, 1947 Bachelor of Physics in our school.
1965 Julian S. Schwinger, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, was a professor of physics at Purdue University.
Edward Mills Purcell, 1952 Nobel Prize winner in physics, holds a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in electronic engineering.
Vernon Smith, winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics and honorary doctor of Purdue University, is a professor at Krannert College. His academic career began in Purdue and he worked for 12 years.
Neil Neil Armstrong, the first astronaut to set foot on the moon, holds a bachelor's degree in aviation engineering from 65438 to 0955.
Deng Jiaxian: China's "father of the two bombs", the father of the two bombs and the father of China's atomic bomb. Founder of China's theoretical research on nuclear weapons. It has made outstanding contributions to the principle breakthrough and test success of atomic bombs, hydrogen bombs and their weaponization in China, as well as the major principle breakthrough and development test of new nuclear weapons. 1948- 1950 studied in this school, and 1950 received a doctorate in physics.
Zhang China, a mathematician, made a breakthrough in the study of twin prime numbers, proved the weakened form of the conjecture of twin prime numbers, and obtained his doctorate in mathematics at 1992.
Thomas B. Xie Lidan, professor at MIT, founder of robotics and remote control technology, bachelor of engineering 195 1.
King-sun Fu is an academician of the American Academy of Engineering, a famous scientist in China, the father of pattern recognition, the founder of machine intelligence, the first president of the International Pattern Recognition Association, and a professor in the Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering of Purdue University.
Ward cunningham, the father of Wikipedia, holds bachelor's and master's degrees in electronic engineering and computer science.
Li Guojie, academician of China Academy of Engineering, academician of Third World Academy of Sciences, director of Institute of Computing, China Academy of Sciences, dean of School of Computer and Control, China Academy of Sciences, Ph.D. in Computer Science, Purdue University, USA 1985.
Liang, academician of China Academy of Sciences, rocket missile expert, academician of International Academy of Astronautics, vice chairman of International Astronautical Federation, 1945 Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from Purdue, USA.
Wang Shouwu is an academician of China Academy of Sciences, a famous semiconductor device physicist, one of the founders of semiconductor science in China, and the Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering of Tongji University. After graduation, he taught at Tongji University. After studying in the United States at his own expense, he entered Purdue University on 1945 to study engineering mechanics with excellent results in all subjects. After obtaining a master's degree, he entered the Department of Physics to study materials science, and obtained a doctorate 1949.
Zhu Boyong, Dean of Benchmarking College of Acer Foundation, legal person of the consortium, professor of management science department of "National" Jiaotong University, academician of Science and Technology Management Society (1987), doctor of Purdue Management.
Ian murdock is the founder of Debian, a Unix-like system.
Edwin T. Mertz, an academician of American Academy of Sciences, a famous chemist and biologist, and one of the creators of high lysine cereals, greatly increased the content of protein in cereals and beans.
Elwood Mead, chief engineer of Hoover Dam, the largest artificial lake in the United States, 1882 received a bachelor's degree in agriculture from Purdue University, 1884 received a master's degree in civil engineering, and 1904 received the first honorary doctorate from Purdue University.
Sun Liren, a senior general of the Republic of China, is a famous anti-Japanese hero.
Chen Tangshan, a political figure in Taiwan Province Province, served as the fifth legislator, foreign minister and secretary-general of the presidential palace, with a doctorate in geophysics from 65438 to 0972.
Robert Forney, the main innovator of optical fiber technology, was awarded honorary doctor of BSChE '47, honorary doctor of MSChE '48, honorary doctor of PhD '50 of Purdue University, 198 1 and executive vice president of DuPont.
Charles Ellis is a famous American designer of Golden Gate Bridge and a professor of civil engineering at Purdue University.
Robert Batts, the inventor of car-mounted (police car) radio, studied in the Department of Electronic Engineering of Purdue University in 1960s+0920s.
Reginald Fessenden, the father of radio broadcasting, was the first professor of electronic engineering at Purdue University.
Roscoe George is the inventor of the first all-electronic television receiver in the world. He holds a bachelor's degree in electronic engineering from Purdue University (1922) and a master's degree in electronic engineering from 1927.
Reinhardt Schumann, founder of modern metallurgy, 1954- 1980 professor of metallurgy at Purdue University.
Chesley B. Sullenberger III, a heroic pilot, made an emergency landing at Hudson Glacier in new york on June 5, 2009, saving the lives of American Airlines15438+ 10/555 people.
Joe Forehand, former President and CEO of Accenture (Accenture, one of the three largest management consulting companies in the world).
John Kreniki, former president and CEO of General Electric Energy Company, and vice president of General Electric Company.
Paul varga, President and CEO of Brown Furman, the largest liquor company in the United States.
Marshal Larsen, President, Chairman and CEO of goodrich, the world's leading supplier of aerospace and defense industries.
Jack Hockema, President, Chairman and CEO of Kaiser Aluminum (Kaiser Aluminum, USA)