Windows Into the Brain
WPI researchers use eye-tracking to unlock insights into decision-making, stress, and pain—paving the way for smarter, user-focused technology.
Read StoryWPI researchers use eye-tracking to unlock insights into decision-making, stress, and pain—paving the way for smarter, user-focused technology.
Read StoryTwo 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found their footing on WPI’s campus are introducing AI solutions to two industries that have traditionally relied on outdated and time-consuming data collection processes: public infrastructure and agriculture.
Read StoryWith Opal Therapeutics, Morgan Stanton, PhD ’14, accelerates the development of new treatments for gynecological diseases and disorders.
Read StoryA 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.
Read StoryWPI researchers are using two infrared light-based, non-invasive microscopes to study the security of microchips.
Read StoryWith discarded laptops from corporate America, Ted Hein ’88 helps preserve indigenous cultures in Latin America, while narrowing the digital divide.
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