Mars mission bolstered by Arvidson, colleagues
Graduate student Frank Seelos discusses the features of the Mars mission rover.Sixteen people at the University helped NASA determine the landing sites for the rovers and will assist in the analysis of the data collected.
Trinkaus sets record straight on Neandertal facial length
He authored a report that shows that modern humans are really the “odd man out” when it comes to facial lengths.
Whatever comes up
Eliot Residence Hall was imploded June 21 to make way for a new residential hall that will retain the Eliot name.
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Jerina receives Award of Merit from ASTM
Kenneth L. Jerina’s honor is the highest society recognition for individual contributions to standards activities.
Y chromosome sequencing sheds light on infertility, mysteries of maleness
Researchers at the University’s Genome Sequencing Center found that the human Y chromosome carries many duplicate genes.
NSF program gives undergrads research experience
Twenty students, including 15 from other universities, are participating in a program known as Research Experiences for Undergraduates.
This Month In WUSTL History
This feature will be included in each 2003-04 issue of the Record in observance of Washington University’s 150th anniversary.
Fulbright Scholarships garnered by students
Ten University students have been awarded the scholarships to study abroad during 2003-04; one student was named as an alternate.
Petersen named McDonnell professor
Steven E. Petersen is congratulated by Chancellor Mark Wrighton and William A. Peck.Steven E. Petersen, a pioneering brain imaging researcher, is the first James S. McDonnell Professor in Cognitive Neuroscience.
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