The electric go-kart has been an educational fixture at Purdue Polytechnic South Bend for several years.
TLI grad students to experience Democratic National Convention
A group of Technology Leadership and Innovation graduate students are headed to the site of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, July 25-28, courtesy of SAP.
Making music made easier with student innovation: automated guitar tuner
Like so many inventors, Andrew Schnobrich simply wanted to solve a problem that was vexing him. As a guitar player, Schnobrich often struggles with tuning his guitar and then keeping it in tune. He is not alone.
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Purdue, TECSUP partnership highlights cultural similarities
Vic Barlow sees a shift in his students about four hours into their first study abroad experience.
Hamilton capitalizes on craft beer market
Jeff Hamilton, president of Sprecher Brewing Company, believes the niche market of catering to diverse tastes is vital to his company’s success.
Kirby paper honored at homeland security symposium
Adam Kirby, who graduated with a PhD in Technology in May, was honored for his research at the recent IEEE Symposium on Technologies for Homeland Security.
Kirby’s paper titled “Active Shooter Mitigation for Gun-Free Zones” placed second among all papers in the Attack and Disaster Preparation, Recovery, and Response category. The category had more than 30 entrants from around the world.
Student startup receives Purdue Foundry funding
A startup company co-founded by Purdue Polytechnic graduate students has received funding from the Elevate Purdue Foundry Fund.