For six decades, Purdue's college for technology has been known for advanced experiential learning in our classrooms and labs-where students apply theory in practical ways. But at a tier-1 university, what attracts attention is research. It inspires innovation and generates investment by government and industry. Research, says Dean Daniel Castro, is currency.
In a college long known for hands-on learning and real-world applications of technology, what is the strategic value of having a vibrant and growing portfolio of research?
This is the third of three podcast episodes focusing on research in Purdue Polytechnic.
Episode 022 hotlinks
- Video: Gary Bertoline, Use-Inspired Research (YouTube)
- Video: Justin Yang, Research with Real-World Impact (YouTube)
- Video: Daniel Castro, Research is Currency (YouTube)
- Techies Today Episode 020: Gary Bertoline, Use-Inspired Research
- Techies Today Episode 021: Justin Yang, Research with Real-World Impact
- Purdue Polytechnic Office of Research
- Polytechnic faculty research interests (search by keywords & faculty names)
- Polytechnic research news
- Polytechnic research labs
- Polytechnic research centers
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