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The most recent selection of Boiler Bytes videos includes a story about the Collegiate evGrandPrix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Professors and students in the College of Technology played a major role in the event. Watch the video.
Getting to know Bedrich Benes
This story was originally posted on 01/04/2011.A native of the Czech Republic, Bedrich Benes earned his master’s and doctoral degrees in computer science from Czech Technical University in Prague. After teaching computer science for six years in Mexico, he came to Purdue with his family in 2005. An associate professor of computer graphics technology, he has helped establish the department's master of science degree. Potential graduate students from around the world have expressed an interest in studying with him and assisting with his work.
Getting to know Brandeis Marshall
This story was originally posted on 12/09/2010.Brandeis Marshall, assistant professor of computer and information technology, has been at Purdue since January of 2007. She joined the faculty of the College of Technology after about 18 months at Purdue’s CyberCenter. Marshall earned her master’s and doctoral degrees from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Getting to know Terry O'Connor
This story was originally posted on 11/22/2010.Terry O’Connor is an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering technology at the College of Technology at New Albany. He is a graduate of Northern Arizona University where he received a bachelor’s degree in engineering technology. He received his master’s degree in engineering technology from West Texas State University.
Getting to know Nathan Mentzer
This story was originally posted on 9/20/10.
His title: assistant professor of industrial technology
Getting to know Brad Benhart
This story was originally posted on 9/30/10.
Brad Benhart is a clinical assistant professor of building construction management and a graduate of the program. Before returning to Purdue, he was a vice president at Pepper Construction Company in Chicago, Ill.
Getting to know Raji Sundararajan
This story was originally posted on 11/01/10.Rajeswari “Raji” Sundararajan, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering technology, started teaching at Purdue and the College of Technology in 2006. During 2010-11, she is participating in the Purdue-sponsored Fellowship for Study in a Second Discipline. She is applying her knowledge of electrical and electronics engineering to test theories in cancer and regenerative medicine.