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WPI Professor Receives Fulbright Scholar Award to Conduct Research on Biofuels in France
Finding DNA Needles in a Haystack: WPI Chemical Engineer Helps Develop Biosecurity Tool to Detect Genetically Engineered Organisms in the Wild
Excellence in Teaching, Research, Advising, and Community Service Recognized at Honors Convocation
An Exotic Microbe and an Unusual Extraction Process May Add Up to an Economical Way to Make a Promising Biofuel
WPI to Host the Center for Global Public Safety Industry Stakeholders' Forum
WPI Researchers Developing a Biosensor That Can Speed Diagnosis of Potentially Deadly Bacterial Infection
WPI Awarded $1 Million to Build a More Equitable Faculty Promotion Process
Beyond the Classroom: Susan Roberts, Chemical Engineer and Football Coach
Campus Food-Insecurity Project Reflects World Food Day Themes
Beyond the Classroom: Terri Camesano, Dean and Competitive Dancer
The Month in Photos: August 2018
WPI Professors Receive Fulbright Scholarships
The Month in Photos: July 2018
Internationally Renowned Expert on Capturing and Storing Carbon Dioxide and Other Fossil Fuel Pollutants Is Named WPI’s New Manning Professor
Engineering Plant Cells to Speed the Production of a Widely Used Cancer Drug
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Innovation Day at the Seaport Space
Impact at WPI? It’s This.
Cutting Waste, Fossil Fuel Use, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions by Turning Unused Food into Biofuel
Amy Peterson Working on Large-Scale 3-D Printing with Oak Ridge Lab
Lifesaving Approval
WPI Welcomes 38 New Full-Time Faculty Members
WPI Researchers Receive NSF Awards to Develop Better Ways to Capture and Store Solar Energy
WPI Researchers Demonstrate New Membrane Technology That May Help Make Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Viable
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Student Gains Critical Skills in Prestigious Amgen Scholars Program