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Some 200 U.S. scientists at the School of Medicine and elsewhere detail findings from the most comprehensive census of the microbial make-up of healthy humans. WUSTL and the Genome Institute played a major role in the new research, known as the Human Microbiome Project.
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Racial discrimination could lessen the mental-health benefits usually associated with better socio-economic position for African-American men, finds a new study by Darrell L. Hudson, PhD, assistant professor of public health at the Brown School.
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Math and music might seem a strange combination to some. But David L. Wright, PhD, chairman of the Department of Mathematics in Arts & Sciences, is gifted with an unusual, even eerie, ability to hear both the music and the math simultaneously.
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Crow Observatory was open June 5 for a viewing of the twice-per-century transit of Venus across the sun. The 154-year-old Yeatman telescope projected an image of the sun about two feet in diameter that several people simultaneously and safely viewed.
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The American Institute of Biological Sciences honored Barbara Schaal, PhD, the Mary-Dell Chilton Distinguished Professor in the Department of Biology in Arts & Sciences, with the 2011-12 AIBS Distinguished Scientist Award June 1.
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11 a.m. Friday, June 22
Great grilled food available for purchase on Fridays in the summer, weather permitting. Cash, meal points and campus cards accepted. Sponsored by WUSTL Dining Services. Open to the public. Edison Family Courtyard, Danforth University Center. DUC@wustl.edu.
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Leading privacy law experts from around the world will gather in Cambridge, England, on June 26 and 27 for the first International Privacy Law conference, a joint effort between the School of Law and the University of Cambridge.
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Studying how Parkinson’s and other movement disorders affect mood FULL STORY
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WUSTL had three student-athletes named to the 2012 Intercollegiate Tennis Association all-America teams in Division III. The Putterman brothers, junior Adam and freshman Ross, each earned accolades for the men, while senior Natalie Tingir picked up the honor for the women’s team.
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