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"Ultimately, I want AI to help clinicians answer three questions," Song said. "Why is this patient developing this disease? Which treatment is most likely to work? And how can we predict complications before they occur?" (Purdue University photo/John O'Malley)

Purdue ‘Dream Hire’ brings AI innovation to precision medicine
Authored by Nick Pompella |
Purdue interim President Mitch Daniels joined students and faculty at Purdue Polytechnic’s Spirit Day in Indianapolis, highlighting student projects, research and industry connections. Purdue University photo/John O'Malley

Mitch Daniels visits School of Applied and Creative Computing Spirit Day in Indianapolis

Authored by Heather Boswell |
Nanda, left, serves as an assistant professor in the School of Engineering Technology, and his coauthor Jaiswal is a lecturer in the Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) within the College of Engineering.

Purdue researchers explore how students engage with artificial intelligence in STEM classrooms
Authored by Nick Pompella |
Is a master’s in information technology worth it?

Is a master’s in information technology worth it?
Authored by Marcia Sweet |
How Jacob Luna is steering synthetic trust in healthcare with Purdue University’s online Doctor of Technology program

How Jacob Luna is steering synthetic trust in healthcare with Purdue University’s online Doctor of Technology program
Authored by Aidan Freeman |
Park, who graduated from her Purdue doctoral program in 2025, has brought her research to the University of Houston, where she now works to improve older adults' health with the applications of novel technology. (Photo credit: University of Houston)

Purdue Polytechnic alumna pursues a healthier future for aging through embodied AI
Authored by Nick Pompella |
Polytechnic research awards - September 2026

Polytechnic research awards - September 2026
Authored by John O'Malley |
Eric Savage is working with OpenBCI to collect physiological and behavioral measurements of pilots, along with flight data, to better understand how training and experience affects the pilots themselves.

Purdue aviation researcher selected for OpenBCI program to study pilot responses to increasing cognitive demands
Authored by Nick Pompella |
In Interior Architecture, McCleery (pictured) said: "you get to learn how spaces work, how people use them, and how to bring your ideas to life through drawings and renderings." (Photo provided)

Interior Architecture student bridges class work with real-world community impact in Indianapolis
Authored by Nick Pompella |
Techies Today Episode 022: Daniel Castro, Research is Currency

Techies Today Episode 022: Daniel Castro, Research is Currency
Authored by John O'Malley |
BSC students got to interact with a whopping 248 companies at their career fair. (Purdue University photo/John O'Malley)

Bowen School of Construction hosts hundreds of companies at fall career fair
Authored by Nick Pompella |
Karanam, pictured at IN-MaC. His doctoral dissertation investigates hybrid digital twins for CNC machining. (Photo credit: Sai Ashish Kumar Karanam)

Purdue Polytechnic doctoral candidate named to SME 30 Under 30
Authored by Nick Pompella |