Author: Ken Duenke

“This study helps us better understand how these parasites are transmitted and how they establish infections,” said principal investigator Stephen M. Beverley.

New evidence found by School of Medicine researchers marks significant progress in understanding a critical nervous system pathway.

The award recognizes Stahl’s outstanding efforts to promote the careers of women in science; he’s the first man to win the recognition.

He will study a protein called nucleophosmin, which may have a role in promoting tumor growth.

This feature will run in each 2003-04 issue of the Record as part of the observance of Washington University’s 150th anniversary.

Lee C. Bollinger, president and professor of law at Columbia University, will deliver the inaugural fall Assembly Series lecture at 11 a.m. Sept. 10 in Graham Chapel. His talk, “The Foundations of the Principle of Academic Freedom,” also is the School of Law’s Sesquicentennial Lecture. Bollinger is a graduate of the University of Oregon and […]

Not long ago, Diana L. Gray, M.D., gently told a young teacher expecting her first child that without fetal interventive surgery, her unborn baby boy most likely would not survive. Gray was faced with the most difficult aspect of being an obstetrical geneticist. She had to explain that an expanding cyst was compressing the baby’s […]

Mary ButkusA roundtable discussion Aug. 28 commemorated the 40th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech.

Mary ButkusStudents participated in various service projects throughout the St. Louis area Aug. 30.

Jeff M. Michalski Julie D. Morris Barry A. Siegel Janice M. Huss Michael Sherraden Adam S. Kibel Roger Phillips Guido L. Weiss Deborah L. Lerner Christine Floss Colin G. Nichols Tuan-hua David Ho Kenneth F. Kelton John K. McGuire Rachel D. Roberts Dennis E. Hourcade Ronald S. Indeck Richard K. Wilson James E. Galvin Steven G. Krantz Alexis M. Elward Rebecca Treiman Angela Miller Shankar M. Sastry and Richard LaForest