Indiana University’s Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering is pushing play on an effort to get young students involved in STEM. Luddy School Dean Joanna Millunchick is a collaborator on the Chip Kids series, which teaches students about semiconductors and microchips. “We were looking around at outreach kind of activities, and we found while there was a […]... Read More
An undisclosed gift from an anonymous alumnus of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology has provided high-powered supercomputer workstations for students to better research and apply nanoengineering.... Read More
Purdue University has been named the official university partner of Sunnie, a multiplatform media brand geared toward girls and young women that is affiliated with actress and entrepreneur Reese Witherspoon.... Read More
The founder of Chicago-based Longball Labs is turning to his alma mater to further develop and refine his company's primary product that aims to help MLB players get more out of their bats.... Read More
Allison Grabert, director of the SwISTEM Resource Center, spoke with Inside INdiana Business about how the equipment lending service has changed over the years and what teachers must do to participate in the program.... Read More
A collaboration between Vincennes University and 3M is providing $178,000 toward the purchase of state-of-the-art equipment at the Area 31 Career Center in Indianapolis to better train students for careers in manufacturing, automation and engineering.... Read More
E3 Robotics Center is launching four hands-on STEM summer camps for students in kindergarten through sixth grade, featuring programs in LEGO Discovery, LEGO Spike Essentials, LEGO Robotics and VEX IQ Robotics. The nonprofit has partnered with the new NIBCO ...... Read More
Norah Ahmed, an Evansville Day School student, won the University of Evansville's 11th annual High School Changemaker Challenge this year. Ahmed spoke with Inside INdiana Business about her first-place idea, STEMpire, and the nonprofit’s upcoming conference.... Read More
The device, dubbed the Purdubik's Cube, has been proven to solve the puzzle cube in 0.103 seconds, which is faster than the blink of an eye.... Read More
FIRST Team 4272: Maverick Robotics was one of 12 Indiana high school teams that qualified to compete in the FIRST Robotics World Championship. Maverick is the first Indiana team to bring home the win in 21 years.... Read More
Construction has begun on a $60 million expansion project that will bring more laboratory and research spaces to the Science and Engineering Lab building at Indiana University Indianapolis, school officials announced Tuesday.... Read More
A Tippecanoe County high school team brought home a world championship award in robotics. The McCutcheon High School’s robotics team, FIRST Team 4272: Maverick Robotics, won the championship title at the FIRST Robotics Competition in Houston over the weekend.... Read More
Ball State University cut the ribbon Thursday on the renovated Cooper Science Building on the Muncie campus. The $60 million project, the university said, completes a three-phase plan to replace the former Cooper Science Complex.... Read More
A company in the small northern Indiana town of Upland is making a big impact in outer space, and Taylor University students are helping with the mission.... Read More
For the first time since November 2023, race fans can start their engines and visit the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum.... Read More
Purdue University alumnus Neil Armstrong was the first human on the moon, and decades later, a Purdue professor is playing a key role in cracking the code on a planet 140 million miles away from Earth. Roger Wiens is a professor of planetary science and leads the SuperCam instrument team. SuperCam is marking its fourth […]... Read More
The agreement, signed in late March, is designed to provide science, technology, engineering and math, as well as business management, opportunities for USI students.... Read More
National Engineers Week was founded in 1951, and this week two Indianapolis-based companies shared what their jobs are like and possible career opportunities with thousands of students.... Read More
A group of students, led by Tim Tyler, a professor of civil engineering at Trine, will begin the multiyear project by assessing the current situation in Tuntatacto, Ecuador and developing solutions to make water access more feasible.... Read More
Indiana Michigan Power is applying for a $50 million federal grant to explore building a small modular nuclear reactor in Rockport. I&M says the project could cost $3 billion and would be a a decade away, but the grant gets the ball rolling.... Read More
