Worcester Polytechnic Institute named top-tier research university
Two organizations dedicated to supporting higher education recently designated WPI as a top-tier research university, due to ...
Mass. agency lays out 10-year investment plan for climate change mitigation tech
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center recently unveiled it climate tech economic development strategy and implementation plan ...
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WPI named only Research 1 institution in Central Mass., following years of investment in research and startups
In recognition of both its financial investment and doctorate production, Worcester Polytechnic Institute has been named a ...
Three colleges in Massachusetts are new among top research institutions
The schools are the 10th and 11th ones in the state to receive the prestigious R1 designation, which is granted to only 7 ...
WPI Inflation Drops in January: Relief From Food Price Decline, But Potatoes And Onions Still Costly. What's Next On Plate?
Despite the overall downward trend in food prices, potatoes and onions continue to remain costly. Potato inflation surged to ...
New Carnegie Classifications Released; 41 Universities Gain R1 Status
The American Council on Education & the Carnegie Foundation have released an updated classification of colleges, resulting in ...
Data-driven approach accelerates single-atom catalyst development for water purification
All humans need clean water to live. However, purifying water can be energy-intensive, and therefore there is great interest ...
Rust to Rechargeable: How Seawater and Scrap Metal Are Changing Energy Storage
In a bold leap toward more sustainable energy storage, researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute have discovered a ...
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Students Share Global Projects at President’s IQP Award Final Presentations
Student teams are invited to enter their projects to compete for the President’s IQP Award. Out of the submissions from the ...
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Using a data-driven approach to synthesize single-atom catalysts that can purify water
Researchers at Tohoku University tested a strategy for developing single-atom catalysts that may help us develop more efficient methods for water purification.