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Climate school kickoff
Clark held a full day of events on Sept. 15 to celebrate the launch of the School of Climate, Environment, and Society and announce plans to enhance campus sustainability and stewardship efforts.
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Esther and Bob
Not a common person This small, private act of grief is also a window into who Esther Goddard was: meticulous, devoted, and fiercely in control of the narrative. Because while Robert Goddard is remembered today as the father of modern rocketry—the pioneer who launched the world’s first liquid-fueled rocket on March 16, 1926, from a…
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Making gAIns
Making gAIns Clark does the hard—and human—work of determining how AI fits into its academic universe The robot gazes straight ahead from the corner of Clark’s Robotics Lab, home to the Laboratory for Intelligent Perceptual Systems, where it sits on a worktable surrounded by wires, tools, and parts. This isn’t Star Wars’ C-3PO—but it represents a…
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From Dream to Destiny
“Even though the release was pulled, the rocket did not rise at first, but the flame came out, and there was a steady roar. After a number of seconds it rose, slowly until it cleared the frame, and then at express-train speed, curving over to the left, and striking the ice and snow, still going…
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How to feed a hungry world
Clark researchers stand at the center of efforts to sustain the planet’s strained food and water resources.
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Our planet our Clark
The newly launched School of Climate, Environment, and Society is Clark’s response to a planet in crisis.
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A Greener Worcester
The city of Worcester is an inspiration, and partner, in Clark’s efforts to empower a sustainable community.
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Land, sea, sky … and AI
A pioneer in geospatial technology, Clark offers a revealing view of our world and the work needed to save it.
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Small but mighty
They are tiny. They fly and squirm, skitter and crawl. They are so humble that they easily escape notice. But ask a Clark scientist about the insects and worms at the center of their research and they’ll let you know that these creatures are also endlessly fascinating—the stories they tell, the secrets they reveal, and…









