For Dewand Neely, working in the public sector started as a way to build his resume, but soon turned into a true love for public service.
Working with limited outer ‘space’
If you work at the International Space Station and you suddenly realize your toolbox doesn’t have the ratchet wrench you need, what do you do? You break out the 3-D printer and print one.
A balancing act
Abhishek Balaji doesn’t believe in working at a work-life balance.
Doing to learn vs. learning to do
Mikaela Caron embraces the learn-by-doing instinctively as a mechanical engineering technology major.
In Person: All in the family
Your time at Purdue gives you some of the most memorable and valuable experiences of your life. It shapes who you are and how you contribute to the world long after you leave campus.
Brunswicker to present at European Forum Alpbach
Sabine Brunswicker, associate professor for innovation, will be an invited speaker for the European Forum Alpbach Technology Forum in Austria in August.
Polytechnic research awards - June 2016
Funded research awards for June 2016
Bolded names are Purdue Polytechnic faculty or staff
Team of Purdue, high school students automates planting in agBOT competition
An unmanned tractor designed by students at Purdue University and South Newton High School in Kentland, Indiana, placed second at the inaugural agBOT competition this spring.
Polytechnic research proposals submitted - June 2016
Funding proposals for June 2016
Bolded names are Purdue Polytechnic faculty or staff
Middle school teachers to learn to create exergames
Fourteen middle school teachers will be on Purdue University’s campus July 18-23 to learn how to create exergames — exercise games with a technology focus.