A new graduate program in neuroscience is now available that draws on WPI's strengths in computational biology and engineering. The program is a full-time master's degree and is accepting applications. Inquire today to learn more about the program.
WPI has launched a multidisciplinary initiative to develop a robust, externally funded research program in neuroscience that complements and intersects areas such as systems biology, cognitive neuroscience, neuroimmunology, connectomics, imaging, bioinformatics, computational biology, and biomedical engineering. This initiative involves several departments across WPI including Biology & Biotechnology, Biomedical Engineering, Chemistry & Biochemistry, Computer Science, Mathematical Sciences, and Physics.
From Neurons to Neuroengineering...
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Nov 12-Apr 08
Mar18
Please join us for the School of Arts & Sciences Neuroscience Seminar Series with Dr. Jason Shepherd, University of Utah, School of Medicine.
Apr01
Apr02
Neuroscience & Society Spring Seminar: Music and the Brain
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WPI researcher Jagan Srinivasan (left) and Douglas K. Reilly.
January 14, 2020
Assistant Professor Erin Solovey, right, works with a student to collect the brain image data.
January 29, 2019
Mechanical engineering professor Gregory Fischer, left, and research scientist Christopher Nycz examine a prototype of the MRI-compatible robotic system for treating brain tumors developed in the first phase of the NIH-funded research program.
November 13, 2018