WPI researchers Nima Rahbar and Suzanne Scarlata have received $692,386 from the National Science Foundation to improve and develop new functions for their Enzymatic Construction Material.
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Readers question the number of WPI's national championships and wonder where the 35MM film projectors ended up.
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Elwood Haynes, Class of 1881 was an influential metallurgist, automotive pioneer, and renowned inventor.
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The women’s varsity eight rowers etched their names in WPI history by capturing the university’s first women’s NCAA championship.
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The Business School launched an executive PhD program specifically designed to give executives greater influence on the challenges and opportunities in their industries, combining their life experiences with rigorous academic research to effect change.
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