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Congress Allocates $1.6 Million to Worcester Polytechnic Institute for Research on Advanced Neuroprosthetics

As part of the recently approved Department of Defense appropriations bill, the U.S. Congress has allocated $1.6 million to WPI to advance groundbreaking research that may set the stage for a new generation of advanced prosthetic limbs that will be fully integrated with the body and nervous system. >

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Joel Brattin, Dickens Scholar and WPI Professor, Discusses 'A Tale of Two Cities' on Minnesota Public Radio

Joel J. Brattin, professor of literature at WPI and a noted scholar on the life and works of Charles Dickens, appeared on the Kerri Miller Book Club on Minnesota Public Radio on Jan. 4 to discuss one of the Victorian novelist's most popular books. >

WPI Student Tackles NFL Post-Season Playoff Predictions in Puzzling Fashion

WPI Student Andy Camann, '11, recently proved that solving a Rubik's Cube was, indeed, easier than figuring out the NFL post-season playoff scenario during an appearance in a nightly newscast on WCVB-TV in Boston.  >

National Leaders in Neuroprosthetics Research to Headline Symposium at WPI

On September 16, WPI will host this year's only national conference focused exclusively on the scientific and engineering problems facing the development of the next-generation of artificial limbs and prosthetic devices that will more closely replicate the function of natural limbs.  >

Howard Freeman '40: Distinguished Inventor and Industrialist

Trustee Emeritus Howard Freeman '40 discusses his inventions and research into speeding algae growth for fuel production. Similar research is highlighted in The New York Times. >

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