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Realizing the Digital Enterprise

From left to right: Julius Keller, Damon Lercel, Manoj Patankar.

Faculty win FAA grant to provide high-tech learn-by-doing programs for aviation educators

The collected winners of the Tech Alumni Awards with Dean Daniel Castro (center). (Purdue University photo/Madison Kirby)

Technology Alumni Awards celebrate Polytechnic prestige, renewed alumni board, future goals

Students in Construction management Technology speak with Hilti employees at the gift event. (Purdue University photo/Zach Rodimel)

Industry leader Hilti provides hands-on tools, tech for students, partners with Construction Management Technology

Nawrocki (center) recruited his colleagues Siegmund (left) and Karcher (right) as co-principal investigators.

USDA grant creates rare three-college collaboration between Polytechnic, Agriculture, Engineering faculty

The PLM management organization, plus three representatives from participating clubs, attending ACE 2024. (Photo provided)

New student-run digital enterprise group manages engineering projects for clubs across Purdue

Dominic Kao was notified of his NSF grant in early March, 2024

Kao wins NSF grant, studying methods to level playing field in virtual education

Don Barnes and students in the aeronautical engineering technology program. (Photo provided)

New avionics lab in development at Purdue Polytechnic

Starting from the center and proceeding right, Boxiang Zhang, Xiaoming Wang and Corey Vian accept the award for Best Congress Paper alongside representatives from NADCA. (Photo provided)

Association awards Polytechnic PhD student, faculty, alumnus for new AI research

Engineering Technology hosts a day of smart manufacturing at Purdue

Engineering Technology hosts a day of smart manufacturing at Purdue

Trimble funds creation of new lab in Construction Management Technology

Trimble funds creation of new lab in Construction Management Technology

Purdue University researchers have combined 3D printing and electric poling into a single process called electric poling-assisted additive manufacturing, or EPAM. It aligns the dipoles in PVdf filament during the printing, which leads to a better indication of the stress being applied. (Purdue University image/Robert Nawrocki)

Researchers combine 3D printing, electric poling into single process

Yifu Wu (graduate research assistant), Jiansong Zhang (co-principal investigator), Jin Wei-Kocsis (principal investigator), Byung-Cheol “B.C.” Min and Dongming Gan (co-principal investigators), standing in Knoy Hall’s D. Dorsey Moss Construction Lab with an unmanned aerial vehicle and a robotic vehicle

Polytechnic researchers collaborate to create framework for human-robot teamwork at construction sites