University engineers are turning to small sensors and cloud computing for a smarter self-monitoring solution that can better sound the alarm on infrastructure failure. The concept’s first test will begin today when sensors are installed on a Michigan bridge.
A School of Medicine survey of parents in Missouri and Illinois reveals that about half of children in the families queried spent time in homes with firearms. But few reported discussing gun safety with pediatricians.
Next week, alumna Brittany Packnett will be on campus for the Assembly Series. Her talk is at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 26, in College Hall. The First Year Reading Program lecture will delve into Ta-Nehisi Coates’ book “Between the World and Me.”
Researchers from Washington University and elsewhere will discuss the latest in clinical trials in cancer, Alzheimer’s and more at a symposium Oct. 21 at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center.
Mary M. McKay joined the Brown School as dean in July, bringing her expertise that blends social work, public policy and public health. Read more about McKay’s work, her reasons for joining the university and her goals.
Patty Heyda, of the Sam Fox School, discusses urban design and the book she co-authored, “Rebuilding the American City,” for a Here & Now public radio podcast.
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