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WPI Receives Federal Funding to Address Anticipated Demand for Biology and Biotechnology Professionals and Educators
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WPI Early-Career Researchers, With New Awards of $3.7 Million, Launch Projects to Advance Health and Work
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WPI Provides High School Students Biomedical Engineering Experience
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WPI Researcher Receives $1.2 Million Award to Determine How Environment Impacts Gene Expression in Bacteria
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A New Prescription for Pain: AI and Mindfulness
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New Seed Grants Awarded for Photonics and DEIJ Research
New WPI Master’s Degree Program Seeks To Improve Global Health Through Socially Responsible Technology
Inna Nechipurenko to Explore Mysteries of Tiny Cellular Structures With Two New Grants
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Number of Teaching Professors Pursuing Tenure at WPI Grows
A Week to Remember for the Graduating Class of 2023
Seniors’ Research, Creativity, and Curiosity on Display
2023 Annual Awards Honor WPI Faculty and Staff
WPI and UMass Lowell Award Seed Grants to Interdisciplinary Research Teams
WPI Announces Faculty Promotions and Tenure Awards
WPI Researcher Min Wu Receives $450,000 NSF CAREER Grant to Mathematically Model How Plant Cell Walls Grow
WPI Researcher Amity Manning Receives $1.1 Million Grant to Define Role of a Critical Protein in Cell Division
The Month in Photos: January 2022
WPI Professor Reeta Rao Elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Reeta Rao Appointed Interim Head of Biology and Biotechnology Department at WPI
Reeta Rao and UMass Researchers Awarded Seed Grant to Screen Compounds for Antifungal, Antiparasitic Properties
WPI Researcher Awarded $799,995 to Define Retinoblastoma Protein’s Role in Errors During Cancer Cell Division
The Month in Photos: May 2021
Commencement 2021: A Year of Resilience
Commencement 2021: Student Reflections Following a Year Like No Other
Early Research Finds Extracts from Sweet Wormwood Plant Can Inhibit the COVID-19 Virus