Protecting Endangered Cultures
With discarded laptops from corporate America, Ted Hein ’88 helps preserve indigenous cultures in Latin America, while narrowing the digital divide.
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Guardians of the Microchip
WPI researchers are using two infrared light-based, non-invasive microscopes to study the security of microchips.
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Safe Space
As a human factors system engineer, Celena Dopart '12 hasn’t just studied what’s “out there” in space—she’s helping humans explore space firsthand.
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Protecting Endangered Cultures
With discarded laptops from corporate America, Ted Hein ’88 helps preserve indigenous cultures in Latin America, while narrowing the digital divide.
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Safe Space
As a human factors system engineer, Celena Dopart '12 hasn’t just studied what’s “out there” in space—she’s helping humans explore space firsthand.
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Combining a Passion for Robotics with an Entrepreneurial Spirit
Antonio Marzoratti ’27 and Ivan Zou '27 are on a mission to translate their love of robotics into marketable products that will make a difference in people’s lives.
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Greg Lewin
Get to know Associate Teaching Professor and Associate Head of Robotics Engineering Greg Lewin through items found in his office.
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Making a Difference in Armenia
The origin story of one of WPI’s newer project centers, located in Yerevan, Armenia, involves one alum’s desire to give back and a particularly timely phone call.
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Q&A: Professor Karen Oates on the Master of Science in Global Health
According to Oates, the WPI program is unique because of the university’s strengths in science and technology and its established global engagement.
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Marissa O’Connor Embraces the Science of Winemaking
The owners of Agronomy Farm Vineyard strive to bring the community into their business.
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The Archivist: Understanding Society and Technology
The Social Science and Policy Studies Department celebrates 50 years.
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Using AI in Health Care to Enhance Human Abilities
Andreea Bodnari ’10 is the founder and CEO of ALIGNMT AI, a start-up that provides healthcare companies with automated AI risk monitoring and compliance.
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Son Honors Father’s Philanthropic Wishes at WPI
Jeff Koehl's gift will allow the scholarship fund created by Hans Koehl to continue in perpetuity.
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Alumnus Makes $1 Million Gift as Payback
Jim Wilkinson adds a $1 million commitment to his endowed scholarship for undergraduate students.
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Hanging Around
A new hammock park, situated next to the Rubin Campus Center, was a gift from the Class of 2022.
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News Roundup: Making the Most of Mangos
Combatting wildlife trafficking; Wildfire research on the International Space Station; Accelerated pathway from Assumption to WPI.
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Still Wondering: Where Are the Women Engineers?
Oli Qirko ’04, MS ’05, and School of Engineering Dean John McNeill offer ways employers can build the demand for women scientists and engineers.
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