With Opal Therapeutics, Morgan Stanton, PhD ’14, accelerates the development of new treatments for gynecological diseases and disorders.
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Two start-ups that first found their footing on WPI’s campus are introducing AI solutions to two industries that have traditionally relied on outdated and time-consuming data collection processes: public infrastructure and agriculture.
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A WPI research team has created its own niche by finding new ideas in unexplored places. Their results are toppling convention and opening new doors in the field of combustion and explosion science.
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Two start-ups that first found their footing on WPI’s campus are introducing AI solutions to two industries that have traditionally relied on outdated and time-consuming data collection processes: public infrastructure and agriculture.
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A WPI research team has created its own niche by finding new ideas in unexplored places. Their results are toppling convention and opening new doors in the field of combustion and explosion science.
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Alex Schwartz hosts an Instagram page (@ciderdonuteur) with thousands of rabid followers. But Schwartz also dabbles in music, woodworking, and small electronics—and built a wildly successful video game start-up.
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Lydia Ellen Tonani-Penha ’23, MS ’25, hopes to take the fiction out of science fiction.
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Taiwan is a center for biotech, clean energy, and ecotourism, making it ideal for a WPI project center, where students tackle projects connecting society and technology.
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The assistant teaching professor in the Department of Humanities and Arts answers questions on language and linguistics.
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Get to know Associate Professor Elizabeth Long Lingo through items found in her office.
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A recent student study explored the impacts of climate change on Worcester during the winter season, focusing on the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and populations.
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As more students came to campus from afar to learn the most modern scientific and engineering principles, campus administrators realized that the issue of student housing would become a barrier to growth.
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Although some donors have chosen to remain anonymous, the impact their gifts make on The Hill and beyond are clear and present.
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Data from a recent alumni survey prove that working on multiple hands-on projects throughout a college career equips students with valuable skills that contribute to their personal and professional success.
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Assistant Professor Richard Lopez writes about finding meaning in life in the age of AI.
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