The Purdue Polytechnic High School has submitted its final application as part of XQ: The Super School Project, a national challenge to rethink high school.
New technology can improve performance of firefighting robots
A Purdue technology is being developed that could help increase the battery life in firefighting robots, allowing them to operate for longer periods of time in life-threatening areas that aren't safe for firefighters.
HS students to examine cybersecurity at summer camp
Purdue Polytechnic Institute professors hope to discover an untapped potential in high school students through the first Purdue University Cybersecurity Camp June 12-17.
Faculty, staff honored at year-end ceremonies
Purdue Polytechnic Institute faculty and staff were recognized at end-of-the-year awards ceremonies.
How do you automate paper airplane making?
As part of her Spring 2016 course on constraint-based modeling, Rosemary Astheimer challenged her students to design a device to manufacture a paper airplane.
New head discusses plans for Polytechnic High School
As head of the planned Purdue Polytechnic High School in Indianapolis, Scott Bess has a lot of work to do between now and August 2017.
Astheimer discusses model-based definition with PTC
Rosemary Astheimer, continuing lecturer in the Department of Computer Graphics Technology, provided a preview to her LiveWorx 2016 presentation "Do You Have Smart Connected Model-Based Design (MBD)" on a recent PTC CAD-Software blog.
Project Lead The Way training for K-12 teachers comes to West Lafayette
Purdue’s annual Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Core Training, a professional development opportunity for K-12 teachers, has moved to West Lafayette for the first time.
Competency-based degree program highlighted by Inside INdiana Business Television
The Purdue Polytechnic Institute's new transdisciplinary studies in technology program, the University's first competency-based degree, was featured on Inside INdiana Business Television.