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Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026

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WashU Expert: Where AI in healthcare is headed

Philip R. O. Payne, the inaugural chief health AI officer for WashU Medicine and BJC Health, helps explain what artificial intelligence can and can’t do in healthcare and why trust, training and human judgment remain essential.


Wick installed as Scheibe Professor of Mathematics

The research of Brett D. Wick, chair of the Department of Mathematics in Arts & Sciences, centers on questions in modern analysis. He is also known for his commitment to service and mentorship.


New building blocks expand functions of photonic chips

McKelvey Engineering researchers Sang-Hoon Bae and Lan Yang collaborated to establish a framework for heterogeneous integrated photonic chips. Multiple functions on a single chip make it easier to combine materials and design devices.


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Can we reverse the cruelty of ALS? When a diagnosis no longer means defeat
 

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WashU in the News

How the Supreme Court is reshaping the limits of religious rights in America


THE WASHINGTON POST


Do we really ‘hold tension’ in our hips?


THE GUARDIAN


Republicans worry that evangelicals sitting the midterms out could cost them in key races


CNN


What to know about Trump Accounts and automatic enrollment


The ASSOCIATED PRESS


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Campus and community news

Notables

Carmen Meeks, associate director of strategic initiatives at the Institute for School Partnership, will be recognized as an Excellence in Education honoree during the St. Louis American Foundation’s annual Salute to Excellence in Education gala.


Research Wire

A study led by Laura Marks, MD (left), and Madeline McCrary, MD, of WashU Medicine, shows that an oral antiviral regimen can be used safely and effectively in pregnant patients with hepatitis C virus.