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WPI to Help Boost Semiconductor Chip Security
Understanding the Metaverse
WPI Researchers to Develop Designs and Propose Licensing Strategies for Next-Generation University Research Microreactors
New Funding from Department of Education Allows WPI to Investigate Ways to Build Climate Resilience through International Business Opportunities
The Month in Photos: November 2021
WPI Welcomes More Than 30 New Faculty Members
Reinvesting in Recycling Research: WPI Receives Third Round of Funding for the Center for Resource Recovery and Recycling
A Paw-fect Match
Focusing on the “Giving” this Holiday
Collaborative Innovation Helps Confront a Global COVID-19 Supply Crisis to Address a Critical Medical Need While Providing Workforce Development
WPI Researcher Is Awarded $1.4 Million to Develop Model That Predicts Energy Needed for Muscle Movement
Heather and Hal Jurist ’61: Preserving the World for Future Generations
The Month in Photos: October 2021
WPI Theta Chi Chapter Receives National Award from International Headquarters
WPI Launches $500 Million “Beyond These Towers” Campaign
WPI Club Seeks to Empower and Mentor Aspiring Cybersecurity Professionals
Pumping Up Clean Energy: WPI Researcher Leads Project to Design Materials to Improve Hydrogen Production
2021 Arts & Sciences Week in Photos
In Person, in Their Own Words
WPI to Host Hands-On Research Experiences for Worcester-Area Teachers to Support K-12 STEM Education
ACE Fellow Sees WPI as Model for Leadership and Equity
Critical Conversations Session Discusses “Lighting the Spark—Science and Creativity”
A New Choice in Treating Your Voice: WPI Researcher Leverages a Unique Robot for Less Invasive Larynx Surgery
The Month in Photos: September 2021
Just the Right Copper Balance: WPI Researcher Awarded +$1.7 Million to Define Mechanisms That Enable Salmonella to Escape Host Defenses