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Polytechnic research awards - July 2024

Authored by John O'Malley |
Students work together in a multiplayer VR game. Data from these playthroughs was used to train an AI's ability to build new levels at appropriate levels of collaboration. (Photo provided)

Collaborative game AI research wins award from intelligent systems journal

Authored by Nick Pompella |
Gov. Holcomb with StarPlus Energy CEO Yun Jae Kim after Holcomb's final State of the State Address Jan. 9, 2024, in the Governor's Office. (Public domain)

Samsung, Stellantis joint venture provides tech opportunities for Purdue, Kokomo students

Authored by Nick Pompella |
The August 23 reveal of the Toyota partnership with the University of Evansville. (Photo provided)

IN-MaC brings hands-on learning methods to Evansville through Toyota partnership

Authored by Nick Pompella |
Farid Breidi

Engineering technology faculty secures third NSF Award, seeks to improve engineering education strategies

Authored by Nick Pompella |
Jin Wei-Kocsis

Purdue Polytechnic research team receives $900,000 NSF award to research engineering, technology students’ problem solving, collaboration skills

Authored by Nick Pompella |
Tim McGraw was on the big screen at SIGGRAPH 2024, and in front of an auditorium of conference attendees. His innovative (and humorous) demo netted him two awards in the process. (Photo provided)

Purdue Polytechnic faculty wins audience choice, best-in-show at SIGGRAPH 2024

Authored by Nick Pompella |
Shirley Dyke and postdoctoral researcher Chul Min Yeum are the first to adapt deep-learning technologies to perform post-earthquake rapid assessment of reinforced concrete buildings (Purdue University photo/Eric Bender)

Polytechnic collaborators work to establish new dual-site NSF AI image center at Purdue and Houston

Authored by Nick Pompella |
Gaurav Nanda. (Purdue University photo/John O'Malley)

Research aligns human text classification performance, reasoning with traditional machine, language learning models

Authored by Nick Pompella |
BC Min, a Computer and Information Technology faculty member, has just launched AARC

Polytechnic founds new Applied AI Research Center, appoints founding directors

Authored by Nick Pompella |
More than 70 K-12 teachers from Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan met with Purdue University faculty and students for summer workshops to learn about microelectronics and semiconductors. The week-long workshops at Purdue in West Lafayette aimed to help teachers develop microelectronics curriculum for their classrooms. (Purdue University photo/John O’Malley)

Teaching K-12 teachers: Purdue workshop aims to build future workforce for the Midwest semiconductor industry

Authored by John O'Malley |
Magana (left) and Aggrawal (right)

Professor, Ph.D. student use ChatGPT to develop undergrads’ conflict resolution skills

Authored by Emma Barnett |