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The Internet and social media have opened up new vistas for people to share preferences in films, books and music. Services such as Spotify and the Washington Post Social Reader already integrate reading and listening into social networks. “But there’s a problem. A world of automatic, always-on disclosure should give us pause,” says Neil M. Richards, JD, privacy law expert and professor of law.
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Cong (Lucy) Li is an advocate for innovation and entrepreneurship, especially among graduate students. That’s just one of the reasons Li, who will receive a doctorate in neurosciences from the Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences in Arts & Sciences May 18, was chosen as the Record’s Outstanding Graduate in the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences.
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Led by Jasvindar Singh, MD, doctors at the School of Medicine are seeking volunteers for a clinical trial testing an investigational device in patients with severe high blood pressure that can’t be controlled with aggressive medical treatments.
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Kranti V. Peddada, a rising senior in the School of Engineering & Applied Science, was among the approximately 230 WUSTL undergraduates from a wide variety of disciplines who presented original research during the Spring Under-
graduate Research Symposium April 28 in the Laboratory Sciences Building.
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Individuals interested in addressing the relationship between crimes against humanity and the crime of aggression are invited to participate in the inaugural Benjamin B. Ferencz Essay Competition hosted by the Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute at the School of Law. Contestants are encouraged to register for the competition as soon as possible. The deadline for submission of entries is Friday, Aug. 31.
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