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New Ground, Broken

Those featured in the Winter 2025 WPI Journal are using technology to break new ground in a variety of industries. Morgan Stanton, PhD ’14, has created a “Uterus in a Dish” to provide the biological material needed to accelerate the development of gynecological treatments; two groups of alumni are using AI in industries not known to embrace technology; and Assistant Professor Jagannath Jayachandran and his team are challenging commonly held beliefs about why things burn and explode. In addition, read about PhD student Lydia Ellen Tonani-Penha’s quest to extract water from the surface of Mars; how cider donut connoisseur Alex Schwartz ’09 follows a generalist path; the origins of common tech terms according to Assistant Teaching Professor Erica Brozovsky; and why Associate Professor Elizabeth Long Lingo has a bicycle wheel in her office. 

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