Articles Tagged "Climate Tech"

Using Data for a Livable Planet
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Using Data for a Livable Planet

Caitlin Swalec ’16 draws strength from her love of ocean swimming as she works to decarbonize steel, chemicals, and concrete industries worldwide.

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Commercializing Innovative AI The founders of Farmblox in a field in Waltham
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Commercializing Innovative AI

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found their footing on WPI’s campus are introducing AI solutions to two industries that have traditionally relied on outdated and time-consuming data collection processes: public infrastructure and agriculture.

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The Burning Questions Colorful illustration of flames and combustion research
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The Burning Questions

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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Digging Deep Emily, Ben and Caleb at Radius Recycling in Everett
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Digging Deep

To aid a fragile planet, WPI alumni use AI to improve scrap metal recycling in the face of growing demand.

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Untapped Clean Energy Illustration of Sustainable Energy Research at WPI
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Untapped Clean Energy

WPI researchers have some interesting ideas on how to use their technological expertise to find viable pathways for people to run their homes, cars, and businesses while not exhausting the Earth’s resources.

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