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Purdue Polytechnic to open third Indy charter high school - Vimarsana News

Purdue Polytechnic to open third Indy charter high school

A third Purdue Polytechnic charter high school has been approved to open in the IPS district boundary.

Source: wfyi.org
Purdue prof wins prize for research that makes construction sites safer - Vimarsana News

Purdue prof wins prize for research that makes construction sites safer

Hubo Cai, interim head for the School of Construction Management Technology at Purdue Polytechnic and professor in the College of Engineering, has been awarded the 2023 Alfred Noble Prize by

Paramount Schools Succeed With Goats, Art And 'Boring' Looking Classes - Vimarsana News

Paramount Schools Succeed With Goats, Art And 'Boring' Looking Classes

It might be the goats living next to the schools’ playgrounds that make the Paramount charter schools some of the best in Indianapolis — or the cheese made from the goats’ milk. It could be the carpets on all the floors. Or even the framed prints hung on the schools’ walls of fine art from […]

Source: yahoo.com
Vincennes University Aviation Technology Center to host Aviation Community Day - Vimarsana News

Vincennes University Aviation Technology Center to host Aviation Community Day

WHO: The community, Vincennes University, and Purdue Polytechnic Indianapolis WHAT: Aviation Community Day WHEN: Saturday, July 22, 2023. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (ET). WHERE: Vincennes University Aviation Technology Center; 2175 S. Hoffman Road; Indianapolis, IN 46241 DETAILS: VU and Purdue Pol

Purdue Researchers Create Breathable 'Breakthrough' Wearable Sensor Material - Vimarsana News

Purdue Researchers Create Breathable 'Breakthrough' Wearable Sensor Material

Purdue researcher Sunghwan Lee and his research team are developing breathable health-monitoring sensors that can be embedded directly into wearable fabric gloves. In this prototype, sensor strips are embedded in the fabric above the knuckles and on the wrist below the palm. Researchers use the robot arm to mimic everyday activities and object manipulation with tactile sensors.

Source: wfyi.org