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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found their footing on WPI’s campus are introducing AI solutions to two industries that have traditionally relied on outdated and time-consuming data collection processes: public infrastructure and agriculture.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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The Burning Questions Colorful illustration of flames and combustion research
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The Burning Questions

A WPI research team has created its own niche by finding new ideas in unexplored places. Their results are toppling convention and opening new doors in the field of combustion and explosion science.

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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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Protecting Endangered Cultures Ted Hein
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Protecting Endangered Cultures

With discarded laptops from corporate America, Ted Hein ’88 helps preserve indigenous cultures in Latin America, while narrowing the digital divide.

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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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