Articles Tagged "Student projects"

Curious Learners in the Global Crossroads of Singapore

Curious Learners in the Global Crossroads of Singapore

Singapore has long been a busy global port. Today the former British colony is also a bustling city-state with about 6 million people living in an area slightly smaller than New York City. It’s also home to one of WPI’s newest project centers.

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An Apothecary Dreams

An Apothecary Dreams

Master of Fine Arts student Katherine Crighton employed experimental archeology and arts-based research to reconstruct apothecary recipes of household personal items

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Letter from the Editor Typewriter keys

Letter from the Editor

Editor Kristen O'Reilly writes about how water is everywhere in this issue.

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Engineering a Cultural Connection Octávio Bittar ’27, Sophia Gross ’26, Sarah Gardner ’27, Brynn Mcelligott ’27, Jorge Saa ’26, and Keagan Hitt ’27 in Ecuador
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Engineering a Cultural Connection

Members of WPI’s student chapter of Engineers Without Borders work to improve water quality in Ecuador.

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The Sweet and Sustainable Impact of Alumni Engagement

The Sweet and Sustainable Impact of Alumni Engagement

Carvajal Erker partnered with WPI’s Master’s in Operations and Supply Chain Analytics program, which gives graduate capstone students the opportunity to help solve real-world problems.

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Optimizing the Finishing Process at Saint-Gobain A circular saw blade cuts through metal, creating a shower of sparks

Optimizing the Finishing Process at Saint-Gobain

It’s no small task to increase the productivity of a manufacturing line. But that’s what four students set out to do for global company Saint-Gobain.

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