Articles Tagged "Engineering"

Ancient Folding Art Inspires Flexible Robotics Arm Mosaic of a cubist style hand reaching into a sun in art form
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Ancient Folding Art Inspires Flexible Robotics Arm

NEWS ROUNDUP: Robotics researchers are developing an origami-inspired, soft robotic arm to help wheelchair users grasp out-of-reach object.

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The Music Man
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The Music Man

Dan Sullivan ’77 uses his engineering powers to make life more melodic.

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Still Wondering: Where Are the Women Engineers? Mortar board with "Mom of 3 with a Master's Degree" at Graduate Commencement 2024
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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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Son Honors Father’s Philanthropic Wishes at WPI Jeff and Hans Koehl
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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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Greg Lewin Items found in Greg Lewin's office
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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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Guardians of the Microchip An image of one of the two infrared light-based, non-invasive microscopes used to study the security of microchips
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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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