Several media outlets reported on two WPI research projects being selected as winners of the first Massachusetts AI Models Innovation Challenge. The projects led by Michael Timko, William B. Smith Professor of Chemical Engineering and head of the Department of Chemical Engineering, and Berk Calli, associate professor in the Robotics Engineering Department, harness artificial intelligence to advance clean technology.

Future Flight, Flight Global, and the Worcester Business Journal wrote about the partnership between WPI and Honeywell Aerospace to examine the possibility of using hydrogen to power aviation into the future.