AnyLogic in the News

AnyLogic, utilized for active shooter scenario research by Adam Kirby, Ph D Student, and Dr. J. Eric Dietz, Professor at the Purdue Homeland Security Institute (PHSI), was showcased for the second time on WLFI - News 18 last Friday. Adam Kirby and Professor Dietz are using their work to encourage people to think scientifically versus emotionally when debating gun control.

Watch the news clips.

How Science can Weigh in on Gun Debate


Purdue Homeland Security Institute Looks at Active Shooter Situations



PHSI calls home to Discovery Park, which provides open, collaborative research environments where interdisciplinary projects are connected throughout Purdue, Purdue Research Park, and the world. In 2001, Purdue University's Discovery Park was just an idea, launched with a $5 million commitment from the state of Indiana for a nanotechnology center. Today, it is more than a $1.15 billion research and learning complex of centers and institutes, where faculty and students use an interdisciplinary approach to tackle the global challenges (http://www.purdue.edu/discoverypark/about/history.php, 2016).



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