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A file photo of working students in manufacturing engineering technology, one of the programs evaluated by recent ABET evaluators. (Purdue University photo/John O'Malley)

ABET accreditors visit Purdue Polytechnic to assess programs across three departments

Joshua Meister, during his time as a project creator for the NASA/Psyche mission. (Photo provided)

Computer Graphics Technology grad joins Disney Animation Apprentice Program: Q&A with Joshua Meister

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

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

BC Min, a Computer and Information Technology faculty member, has just launched AARC

Polytechnic founds new Applied AI Research Center, appoints founding directors

Parsons (center) with the Purdue student group participating in Northumbria University's Digital Civics Exchange. (Photo provided)

Polytechnic user experience students join UK partners for Digital Civics Exchange

Purdue Polytechnic Institute Research

Year-in-review for Polytechnic research: over $16 million for 2023-24

The National Science Foundation (NSF) recently granted Purdue University in Indianapolis assistant professor Shu Hu a “Pilot” award in support of his lab’s research into deepfake detection.

Purdue Indy faculty wins newfound NSF award to combat influence of ‘deepfake’ AI tech

From left to right: Davis, Magana, Zimpfer and Dean Castro at the annual Purdue Polytechnic awards luncheon. (Purdue University photo/John O'Malley)

Polytechnic faculty, staff celebrated at college-wide annual awards

Paul Parsons with Jackson Murray, the UX student who nominated him. (Photo provided/Jackson Murray)

Computer graphics professor named most distinguished faculty researcher by student organization

Kaileen Kraemer, an alumna of both the computer graphics technology program at Purdue and Disney animation teams. (Photo provided)

From outsider to director: alumna talks Disney animation, lifelong learning, conquering imposter syndrome

Xingyu Lei. (Photo provided)

PlayStation, ‘Last of Us’ and beyond: Q&A with master’s alumnus Xingyu Lei