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Graduate students at WPI are part of a large and thriving research community. They are often highly valued participants in faculty research projects; at leading research institutions, with important funding agencies; and with partner organizations around the world. That’s why employers are eager to find and connect with our graduate students. Because of the emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration, they have the knowledge and the skills needed to attack complex problems from all angles.
After earning his master’s degree from Tufts University, Joshua Gershlak came to WPI to continue his research as a PhD student in Biomedical Engineering. Now the first author of “Crossing kingdoms: Using decellularized plants as perfusable tissue engineering scaffolds”, he finds himself at the brink of exciting research that's taken the world by storm.
The annual Graduate Research Innovation Exchange (GRIE) is a poster celebration and competition that highlights the breadth, diversity, and quality of WPI's graduate research. It is a two-part event consisting of an open poster exhibition and celebration and poster finals and awards. Graduate students are invited to participate. It is an opportunity for WPI students to share their research passions with the greater community.
