Articles Tagged "Entrepreneurship"

The Schedule Tamer A man in a black shirt stands next to a brick wall with a large building and colorful sculptures in the background.
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The Schedule Tamer

John Stewart ’97 uses AI to solve the complex mathematical problem of sports scheduling for professional leagues.

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found their footing on WPI’s campus are introducing AI solutions to two industries that have traditionally relied on outdated and time-consuming data collection processes: public infrastructure and agriculture.

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Breaking New Ground for Women’s Health Morgan Stanton in the Opal Therapeutics lab
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Breaking New Ground for Women’s Health

With Opal Therapeutics, Morgan Stanton, PhD ’14, accelerates the development of new treatments for gynecological diseases and disorders.

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Marissa O’Connor Embraces the Science of Winemaking Marrissa and Corey O'Connor and their children at Agronomy Farm Vineyard
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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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News Roundup: Making the Most of Mangos Illustration of mangos
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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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