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Collaborative Accelerated Master’s Program in Computer Science between Holy Cross and WPI

The Collaborative Accelerated Master’s Program (CAMP) in Computer Science between Holy Cross and WPI allows undergraduate students at Holy Cross, after graduating with their bachelor’s degree, to pursue a master’s degree in Computer Science at WPI in...

Collaborative Accelerated Master’s Program in Mechanical Engineering between Holy Cross and WPI

The Collaborative Accelerated Master’s Program (CAMP) in Mechanical Engineering between Holy Cross and WPI allows undergraduate students at Holy Cross, after graduating with their bachelor’s degree, to pursue a master’s degree in Mechanical...

RBE 5900: Graduate Internship Experience

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A graduate internship is available for MS students in accordance with WPI rules.

RBE 6900: Graduate Internship Experience

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A graduate internship is available for PhD students in accordance with WPI rules.

Aerospace Engineering

Faculty

Nikolaos A. Gatsonis, Professor and Department Head; Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Development of continuum, atomistic and hybrid computational methods for fluids, gases and plasmas in regimes that range from nanoscale to macroscale and low- speed to hypersonic. He applies these methods to areas of spacecraft micropropulsion, plasma devices and diagnostics, spacecraft-environment interactions, space experiments, dusty plasmas, complex flows under microgravity, and estimation with unmanned vehicles.

John J. Blandino, Associate Department Head, Professor, and Graduate

Architectural Engineering

Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

Faculty with Research Interests

S. Walcott, Professor, Mathematical Sciences, and BCB Program Director; Ph.D., Cornell University, 2006. Systems biology, molecular modeling, mathematical biology.

A. Manning, Associate Professor, Biology and Biotechnology, and BCB Graduate Coordinator; Ph.D., Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth University, 2008. Cancer Cell Biology, cell cycle regulation, mitotic progression and chromosome segregation, chromatin regulation, and genome stability.

E. F. Ryder, Professor, Biology and Biotechnology, and BCB Undergraduate Coordinator; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1993

Biology and Biotechnology

Faculty

R. P. Rao, Professor and Department Head; Ph.D., Penn State University-Medical School; M.S. (Dual), Drexel University; emerging infectious diseases, virulence and host defense mechanisms.

J. Bourgeois, Assistant Professor; Ph.D., Duke University; Lyme disease, zoonotic pathogens, host-pathogen interactions, bacterial genetics, comparative biology and natural human genetic diversity

F. Brownwell, Professor of Practice; Ph.D., University of Vermont

M.A. Buckholt, Professor of Teaching; Ph.D., Worcester Polytechnic Institute

C. Collins, Associate Professor of Teaching; Ph.D., SUNY Albany

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Biomedical Engineering

Faculty

K. L. Troy, Professor and Department Head; Ph.D., University of Iowa; Orthopedic biomechanics, multi-scale modeling, finite element analysis, medical image analysis, bone and joint structure.

J. Coburn, Associate Professor and Associate Department Head; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University; Biomaterials, scaffolds, tissue engineering, 3-D tissue models, stem cells, cell-matrix/material interactions, drug delivery, oncology therapeutics.

G. D. Pins, Professor and Graduate Program Coordinator; Ph.D., Rutgers University; Cell and tissue engineering, biomaterials, bioMEMS, scaffolds for soft