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Park giving a presentation. (Photo provided)

Ph.D. student’s dissertation aims to bring autonomy, competence, joy to older adults using technology

Angela Jimenez, recipient of Purdue Polytechnic’s Andrews Fellowship and Presidential Excellence Award, is advancing her Ph.D. in technology while building research skills, teaching Spanish, and strengthening community connections on campus.

Andrews Fellowship, Presidential Excellence Award recipient builds skills, community ties as she heads into technology Ph.D.

Acevedo presenting to Purdue's Envision Center. (Photo provided)

Ph.D. student’s immersive VR journey brings him to new role in North Carolina

Ike Obi (right), PhD student in the Department of Computer and Information Technology, discusses research projects during a poster session at Stewart Center. (Purdue University photo/John O'Malley)

PhD student uncovers ‘human values gaps’ in AI datasets

The student research team at Lake Michigan. (Photo provided)

Polytechnic team visits Lake Michigan for sustainable cement research

The current team at Mousas' Virtual Reality Lab at IEEE ISMAR. (Photo provided)

Purdue Polytechnic researchers awarded Best Student Journal Paper at prestigious IEEE ISMAR conference

Azzam (second from left) speaks at the 2024 IEOM World Conference. (Photo provided)

Ph.D. candidate receives Best Poster Award at engineering, operations World Congress

Jennifer Linvill, assistant professor in Technology Leadership and Innovation, on the bridge of the USS Louisiana. (Photo provided)

Navy’s invitation to Purdue Polytechnic advances research, student opportunities, university-wide defense goals

From left to right: Sooyon Jin, Mary Johnson, Jialong Sun (Photo provided: Virginia Space Grant Consortium)

Purdue aviation team wins first place award for innovative, multifunctional airport luggage cart

Jiansong Zhang. (Purdue University photo)

New patent by Polytechnic faculty to ‘help automate building construction’

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

Magana (left) and Aggrawal (right)

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