Engineering Sciences
Events
Senior Design Oral Presentation
Join us as PNW School of Engineering students take the stage to present their cutting-edge ideas, creative solutions and real-world projects.
“Less is More — Toward Efficient Vision Transformers in Perception and Reasoning” Seminar
Join us for the CS & CIVS Distinguished Speaker Seminar presented by Professor Yang Ni.
Registration Deadline: International Research Experiences for Students (IRES) Program
In summer 2026, the Water Institute at Purdue University Northwest is participating in an International Research Experience for Graduate and Undergraduate students.
Smarter Grids Through Deeper Learning
This talk explores recent advances in graph-based deep learning for power systems, which model networks as spatiotemporal graphs to capture both spatial structure and measurement dynamics.
EMPOWER Application Deadline
In summer 2026, the Water Institute at Purdue University Northwest is hosting a Research and Extension Experiences for Undergraduates program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Preview PNW Spotlight – Engineering and Sciences: From Classroom to Career
Want a closer look at the College of Engineering & Sciences at Purdue University Northwest? Join us to explore how engineering and science programs translate into real-world careers.
PNW Day of Giving 2026
Changing students’ lives starts with us! Purdue Northwest Day of Giving is the largest day-long online fundraising event for the university. For 24 hours, students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community come together to create opportunities for PNW students.
Fall 2026 STEM Industry Fair
The STEM Industry Job Fair is a business casual networking event for students and alumni of Purdue University Northwest that are seeking full-time employment and internships in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
Opportunities for the Implementation of Process Models in the Steel Industry
This talk by Dr. Brian Thomas will introduce the development, verification, calibration, validation and implementation of process models, and describe how tremendous advances in computing power have transformed computational modeling since its early beginnings in the 1970s.
A Mission to Map Lunar Water Ice – CS & CIVS Distinguished Speaker Seminar
Terry Fong will present an overview of the VIPER mission, the robot's design, lunar surface simulation and interactive mission operations.