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Noori Kim (right) discusses research opportunities with Nathan Hartman (left) and Seung Ki Moon, an associate professor and assistant chair for research at Nanyang Technological University (Singapore), during a meeting at IN-MaC. (鶹Ʒ photo/John O'Malley)

Kim hosts professor from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University to discuss collaborative research

Authored by John O'Malley |
Harini Sethu wants to work in tech consulting, and she’s already giving life to her ambitions with a technology internship at a major U.S. bank.

From Purdue to Australia and back: Harini Sethu, BS in Web Programming and Design

Authored by Rachel Ashley |
(Shown from left to right) S. Selcen Guzey, Greg Strimel, Morgan Hynes, and Tamara Moore with the 鶹Ʒ School of Engineering Education. (Courtesy: College of Engineering)

鶹Ʒprofessor leads team awarded nearly $2 million NSF grant to bring microelectronics into K-12 classrooms

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Polytechnic research awards - August 2025

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(Left) Anant Upadhyay and Angela Jimenez.

鶹Ʒgraduates to present research at top international mixed reality conference

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Students pictured in the cybersecurity and forensics lab on Purdue's West Lafayette campus. (鶹Ʒ photo/Brand Studio)

鶹Ʒlaunches School of Applied and Creative Computing to meet demand for interdisciplinary tech talent

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Besiktepe highlighted for digital twin research at National Academies workshop

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Engineering technology students collaborating on their work in a state-of-the-art lab. (鶹Ʒ photo/John O'Malley)

Nanda leads research awarded NSF grant to cultivate 'world readiness' in engineering, tech students

Authored by Nick Pompella |
Emily Zhang, headshot provided.

Q&A with Computer and Information Technology student Emily Zhang

Authored by Rachel Ashley |
Two professors from Purdue Polytechnic’s School of Aviation and Transportation Technology have provided deliverable on a grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to develop educational modules focused on the safety and design standards for electric aircraft propulsion.

Professors implement nearly $100,000 NIST grant to develop electric aircraft propulsion curriculum

Authored by Nick Pompella |
The Luddy School hosted EduChi2025. It included an international community of scholars and educators. (Photo supplied by Luddy Associate Professor Colin Gray.)

鶹Ʒfaculty, students showcase leadership at international human-computer interaction education symposium

Authored by Nick Pompella |
The INDOT simulator in use. (Photo provided: Soowon Chang)

Team receives $1.4M INDOT grant to enhance simulator-based driver training in Indiana

Authored by Rachel Ashley |