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You try doing homework in the dark. For school-aged children across the developing world, access to electrical lighting remains precarious. Enter the Little Sun, a solar-powered lamp designed by Danish artist Olafur Eliasson. Now Little Sun is at the center of two projects involving WUSTL students and faculty, which stretch from the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum to the villages of Madagascar.
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WUSTL research is the first to catalog the wide genetic variation of microbes in the gut. Such diversity uncovered by the School of Medicine can help scientists understand how microbial and human genes work together to keep us healthy or cause disease.
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Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton prepares to plug in a Nissan LEAF electric car during the installation of the first electric car-charging station on the Danforth Campus.
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The Brown School’s Michal Grinstein-Weiss, PhD, is leading part of a new U.S. Department of Education study of GEAR UP (Gaining Early Awareness for Undergraduate Programs), the department’s college access initiative. The WUSTL research will focus on college savings and child development accounts.
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Noon Thursday, Dec. 6
Campus ministers discuss students’ religious and spiritual lives in this hourlong brown-bag panel discussion. Danforth University Center, Room 233.
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