Indiana Data Mine
Purdue University Fort Wayne
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Our Mission
Our Mission
The Indiana Digital Crossroads is a Purdue System wide initiative which aims at advancing data science for all undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and the broader communities in Indiana through collaboration, learning, research, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The initiative is inclusive and involves many learning communities on PFW and WL campuses (see here) and several corporate partners. The Indiana Digital Crossroads is a project funded by the Lilly Endowment Inc. through the Grant "Indiana Digital Crossroads".
Interested faculty are welcome to submit a project proposal and join our team as core-faculty members. Students are welcome to join our Academic Learning Communities and work with core-faculty and data science experts on real-world problems!
Academic Areas
Academic Areas
Biology
Biology
Coordinator: Mark Jordan
Chemistry
Chemistry
Coordinator: Jeff Anderson
Economics
Economics
Coordinator: Nodir Adilov
Engineering
Engineering
Coordinator: Guoping Wang
English and Linguistics
English and Linguistics
Coordinator: Shannon Bischoff
Mathematical Sciences
Mathematical Sciences
Coordinator: Yihao Deng
Political Science
Political Science
Coordinator: Mike Wolf
Proposal Submissions
Proposal Submissions
Faculty members or corporate partners are welcome to submit term long or academic year long project proposals and will be matched with a data science faculty member who will collaborate with them to bring the proposal to completion. Please, follow the instructions available on the guidelines HERE and submit the form through the button below.
A short video introducing the project will be recorded and posted on the IDM Youtube Channel HERE.
Students
Students
We are looking forward to talented and motivated students who want to experience working on and solving problems from many different research areas using data science! PFW students which are interested in any project proposal are welcome to sign-up for an independent study course and receive credit for the work done.
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