Congratulations to all of the members of our teams who took part in the IE431 Capstone Program Poster session earlier this month. Team 14 took first place for their optimization work for Wabash, Team 4 earned second place for their project with Eagle Materials, and Team 10 was awarded third for their work on a project with Mira Vista. Earning the Peoples Choice award was Team 9 for their work improving work request intake forms for Medtronic. Congratulations! https://lnkd.in/gKDwr2ed
Purdue University Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering
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A welcoming environment of excellence and belonging.
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The Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering at Purdue is a top ranked IE program by U.S. News and World Report; #1 Online MS, #2 Undergraduate, #6 Graduate.
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- 51-200 employees
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- West Lafayette, Indiana
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- 1955
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- Systems Engineering, Manufacturing, Cognition and Decision Making, Operations, Human Factors, Information Engineering, Next-Generation Products, Next-Generation Services, Production Systems, Systems of Systems, Higher Education, Supply Chain, Healthcare Systems Engineering, Environmentalism, and Intelligent Systems
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Graduate students! Are you seeking an internship opportunity for the summer of 2025? We are excited to announce the 2025 Purdue Edwardson School of IE Summer Internship Program for MS and PhD students from domestic and international academic institutions. This program is designed to provide graduate students with a valuable professional learning experience while fostering research sharing and collaboration within the Industrial Engineering community and related fields. Learn about the variety of opportunities available at the link below. https://lnkd.in/gER_YS9E
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Seeing so many of our wonderful Indianapolis area alumni last night was great. We love connecting with our IE family and friends and look forward to the next time. Boiler up! #PurdueIE
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Ramses Martinez and Wenzhuo Wu are the latest Purdue IE faculty members with patents awarded for their work. Learn more about their accomplishments in wearable technologies and nanomanufacturing at the link below https://lnkd.in/diu5zTNP
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Congratulations to the students from Purdue University Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering on successfully presenting their capstone project! The group worked with RCAC to develop and implement an advanced, real-time predictive maintenance system using AI and IoT sensors for RCAC's HPC infrastructure. This tool is able to leverage sensors to predict research cyberinfrastructure incidents and point to areas of concern. The students presented their work at a poster session last Thursday. We are thrilled by all they have accomplished, and are excited to utilize their tool’s features to reduce unplanned downtime, enhance system performance, and help manage our #HPC resources. #PurdueUniversity #BoilerUp #Boilermakers #TheNextGiantLeap
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We're thrilled to share that two members of our outstanding staff are also proud Purdue Global graduates! Drew Patel and Elizabeth Pearson both completed their Master's degrees. Drew earning a Master of Science in Information Technology - Cybersecurity, and Elizabeth earned her Master's degree in Educational Psychology. Congratulations to both of you!
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Brad Duerstock of IE & Purdue University Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, and his collaborators at the Indiana University School of Medicine have received a $1.5 million grant to develop a patent-pending monitoring device for autonomic dysreflexia. This life-threatening condition usually develops after a spinal cord injury at or above the T6 vertebra. https://lnkd.in/gQb-nv2P
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We love to hear this Jason! We feel the same way about Aaron Ramsey, MBA, F. A.M.!
Chief Strategy Officer | Pragmatic AI Implementation | Empowering SMBs & NPOs for Digital Transformation
Ever met someone and thought, "I want to work with this person on something, someday?" Aaron Ramsey, MBA, F. A.M., the Director of Industry Relations at Purdue University Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering (IE), is one of those people. With over 20 years of manufacturing experience, an MBA, and Six Sigma Black Belt credentials, Aaron bridges the gap between IE faculty, students, and industry partners. His mission? Advancing IE education, research, and outreach while elevating Purdue University's IE's national and global reputation. Aaron and I have crossed paths a few times, and I think the feeling is mutual. When Aaron recently invited me to the IE431 Senior Capstone Poster Session, I knew this would be the perfect opportunity to explore collaboration possibilities. The event—held on Thursday, December 5th, from 2:30 to 5:00 PM at the Co-Rec —showcased incredible student projects. While none directly aligned with #OccupationalHealth, I couldn’t resist brainstorming ideas over an impressive spread of roast duck, couscous, and salmon pâté. Perplexity and ChatGPT identified three potential projects that resonated with me as having the potential bring the fields of industrial engineering and occupational health together: 1️⃣ Human Factors in Technology Adoption Objective: Investigate how employees interact with technologies like robotics or AI-driven systems in occupational health settings. Approach: Conduct usability studies and recommend adjustments for smoother transitions. 2️⃣ Health and Productivity Tracking Systems Objective: Evaluate the impact of workplace health programs on productivity and employee satisfaction. Approach: Develop tools to measure ROI on wellness initiatives and recommend enhancements. 3️⃣ Data-Driven Injury Prevention Objective: Use predictive analytics to flag employees or tasks at higher risk of injury. Approach: Combine industrial engineering techniques with health data to prioritize interventions. I love that #AI, #MachineLearning, and #DataAnalytics are key elements in these concepts—almost as much as I enjoyed seeing Aaron and bumping into Virginia Vought. What other cross-disciplinary collaborations do you see between #IndustrialEngineering and #OccupationalHealth? #BoilerUp #Innovation
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Congratulations to Jing Jiang! Jiang was recently awarded a Women's Global Health Institute (WGHI) travel grant, which will support her presentation on wearable sweat sensors and health monitoring at the Material Research Society Spring Meeting in Seattle this April. Jiang is also set to graduate from IE with her PhD and continue as a postdoc working with Professor Wenzhuo Wu.
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