Richard Voyles took an optimistic view of the future in his presentation, “Can Polymers Think? Embodied Intelligence in a Meta-Material World” at the 2018 Dawn or Doom conference.
Future Work and Learning
Purdue Polytechnic professor uses grant award to bring virtual reality training to archivists nationwide
Mesut Akdere, associate professor of human resource development (HRD), along with professors in Purdue Libraries and CILMAR, received a grant to provide training for archivists across the country by developing and facilitating the Archives Leadership Institute (ALI).
Polytechnic professor, student develop program to increase high school students’ awareness and appreciation of manufacturing jobs
Greg Strimel, assistant professor of engineering/technology teacher education (ETTE), and William Walls, ETTE undergraduate, launched the Improving Regional Manufacturing Ecosystems (IRME) project to serve as a Purdue undergraduate research/engagement initiative specifically for pre-service teachers.
Doctoral research helps students feel invisible phenomena
Mayari Serrano’s research projects tend to focus on the intersection of one’s hands and technology.