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Xiaonan Lu's current grant from the Department of Energy has implications for future power grid technologies. (Photo provided)

Lu secures $1.44M DoE grant to advance microgrid resilience in underserved communities

Left to right: Edward Prentice, Aiden McNicholas, Colette Aguilar Duran, Lillian Egan, Brittany Newell, and Jacob Peddycord. (Photo provided)

Engineering technology students build kid's powered wheelchair through GoBabyGo program

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

The �鶹��Ʒ Bell Tower, pictured fall 2022. (�鶹��Ʒ photo/John O'Malley)

Full list of Teaching Excellence award winners among Polytechnic faculty

Xingyu Li, conference chair, presents at the DigiTwin 2024 conference. (�鶹��Ʒ photo/John O'Malley)

Purdue hosts DigiTwin 2024, explores digital twin tech for sustainable manufacturing, resilience

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

ABET accreditors visit �鶹��Ʒto assess programs across three departments

A team of �鶹��Ʒresearchers, including Robert Nawrocki, Richard Voyles, Haiyan Henry Zhang, plus graduate student Yi Yang, have developed a new algorithm that could transform the way advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems learn.

�鶹��Ʒresearchers advance AI neural network research with novel learning algorithm

One of the student teams at New Albany's 2024 Pumpkin Chunking event. (Photo provided)

Pumpkin Chunking event at New Albany provides fun, engagement for local students

Winston Sealy (left, �鶹��Ʒ photo/John O'Malley) and Bryan Hubbard (right, courtesy �鶹��Ʒ/The Persistent Pursuit)

Two Polytechnic professors receive 2024-25 Fulbright awards

Dean Daniel Castro (right) introduces Richard Voyles during the most recent lecture. (Photo provided/Justin Yang)

Dean’s Lecture Series explores physical AI, human connections across industries

Aguirre's recent grant will fund the production of a novel stress-relief tool aimed to help students. (�鶹��Ʒ photo/John O'Malley)

Polytechnic professor invents everyday stress management device, secures NIH grant

Maha Fluid Power 2024 tracks ‘research trends,’ provides support network across industry