Articles Tagged "Engineering"

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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Safe Space
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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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Off-Road Brawn with AI Brains Autonomous Vehicle Mobility Institute Test Bed vehicle
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Off-Road Brawn with AI Brains

The Autonomous Vehicle Mobility Institute develops technology that will keep tomorrow’s off-road vehicles rolling along.

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Different Paths Led Chris ’10 and Lillian ’11 Jeznach to Each Other Chris and Lily Jeznach
WPI Alumni News left bracketright bracket Summer 2024

Different Paths Led Chris ’10 and Lillian ’11 Jeznach to Each Other

While the Jeznaches took very different paths to WPI, both describe meaningful and impactful university experiences that helped form them as individuals and as a couple.

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Michael Driscoll’s Advice: ‘Try Something New’ Michael Driscoll conducts in Brookline, Mass.
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Michael Driscoll’s Advice: ‘Try Something New’

An unplanned high school chorus class unexpectedly changed Michael Driscoll’s life, leading him to a long career as a music teacher and choir director in Brookline, Mass.

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