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Research includes development of mobile smart applications to engage patients, improve efficiency.

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Military and civilian research leaders will speak at the February 23 symposium on development of next-generation implantable artificial limbs.

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Jamal Yagoobi, an authority on electrohydrodynamics and the former chair of the Department of Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology, will join WPI in January.

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The interdisciplinary bachelor of science program, the first such program in New England and only the 17th in the nation, will prepare students to address the growing challenges of sustainability, energy conservation, and safety in buildings.

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Using reprogrammed cells and microthreads, scientists at WPI and CellThera open the door for a new clinical therapy to treat major muscle trauma.

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Bloomberg/BusinessWeek gives The Innovator’s MBA program an ‘A’ grade for curriculum, ranks 3rd in the nation for student satisfaction.

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Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) rates 17th in the nation for return on investment in the “What’s Your College Degree Worth?” report by Bloomberg BusinessWeek and PayScale.com.

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The third Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) professor to receive the honor from CASE and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching in the past five years, Chrysanthe Demetry is associate professor of mechanical engineering and director of the Morgan Teaching and Learning Center.

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A public private partnership between Pall Corporation, WPI and the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center will provide WPI’s Biomanufacturing Education and Training Center (BETC) with equipment and control systems for use in the processing, separation and purification of biopharmaceuticals.

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The STEM Education Center at WPI will improve preparedness of primary and secondary school teachers so that they can better educate and engage young people in these critical disciplines.

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Editors cite WPI’s Highly Specialized Instruction in Technology Management For Business-Savvy Technophiles.

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WPI researchers turn a smart phone into a medical monitor.

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Four years after the launch of its first-in-the-nation undergraduate program in robotics engineering, WPI is the only university in the nation with bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs in this burgeoning field.

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Set for February 23, the symposium will foster the development of next-generation implantable artificial limbs.

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These distinctive interdisciplinary programs will prepare students to become leaders in a rapidly developing field by teaching them to apply computational and mathematical knowledge to complex biological problems.

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Honor recognizes Tang’s pioneering research that will lead to new tools to help physicians diagnose and treat cardiovascular disease.

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The 1st Surface Metrology Seminar for the Americas will demonstrate how metrology tools can be used in archeology, biomedical sciences, food science, forensics, and other fields.

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A new study funded by the Department of Homeland Security and Federal Emergency Management Agency aims to answer questions stemming from 9/11 and other disasters about the risks of fighting high-rise fires while evaluating new ideas that could make high-rise firefighting more effective and safer.