Draper - Engineering Possibilities

By marshaling a patient’s immune system to destroy their cancer—a method known as immuno-oncology—Draper's PPACT device is helping test the effectiveness of immunotherapy drugs.

Draper Uses the Body's Self Defense to Find Cancer Therapies

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Draper’s microfluidic platform can accelerate the process for transferring genetic material into T cells from the current one-to-three days to less than a day. Shown here is the disposable component of the system’s transduction device.

Draper Brings Scalability to CAR T-Cell Bioprocessing

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Draper has developed a novel membrane-clad neurotransmitter that shows promise to improve therapeutics for a range of neurological disorders.

The Answer to Influencing Neural Activity May Be Found in the Body’s Chemistry

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Draper and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory have collaborated on a variety of successful space missions, most recently a solar-wind sensing technology for NASA’s Parker Solar Probe spacecraft.

Draper and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Announce New Partnership to Pursue Joint Science, Technology and Engineering Goals

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Sembler is active in the startup community and serves as a conduit for them to Draper resources and personnel

Space Business Startups Are Booming

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A material scientist at Draper, Gregory M. Fritz has advanced the field of 3D printing with innovations such as nanometer inks and printable electronics, earning him an invitation to join the Frontiers of Engineering Symposium held annually by the Nationa

Cool Tech Earns Draper Engineer NAE Honor

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Draper and Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County, Florida, are partnering to help local families obtain their dream of home ownership. Pictured are Draper’s Habitat team members at the company’s offices in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Building Homes, Communities and Futures

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Humanitarian and military airdrops in conflict and disaster zones come with a myriad of logistical challenges. Photo credit: U.S. Air Forces Central Command Public Affairs.

Faster, Smarter, Safer: Improving Aerial Resupply with Airdrops

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Members of the 2017 graduating class attend MIT, Northeastern, Harvard, Brown, Boston University, Tufts and the University of Massachusetts

Smarter Phones, Faster Drones, Thinking Robots

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