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Photo by Robert Boston

Election to the academy is among the highest honors U.S. medical scientists can receive.

Photo by Mary ButkusMcDonnell Academy scholars from 12 of Asia’s leading universities were given an inside look at American politics at a recent forum.

Several special exhibitions debut Oct. 25 and will remain on view through Dec. 31.

School of Medicine researchers studied healing in the shoulders of 72 rats following rotator cuff surgery.

Getting subjects to move objects using only their brains has implications toward some day building biomedical devices that can control artificial limbs.

School of Medicine pediatric ophthalmologists surgically correct vision on some of the most profoundly impaired children.

The Missouri court will hold its session in Anheuser-Busch Hall as part of an educational program.

Pebbles, a giant tortoise at the Saint Louis Zoo, gets checked out by John P. Kirby, M.D. (far right), assistant professor of surgery and director of the School of Medicine’s Wound Healing Program. Kirby treated a wound on Pebbles’ shell, with assistance from Linda Stamm (far left) and Laurel Wiersema-Bryant, nurse practitioners at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, and Zoo veterinarian Michael Adkesson.

The Washington University Library’s Henry Hampton Collection will be featured in a special “Living St. Louis” at 7 p.m. Oct. 16 on KETC/Channel 9. The collection features the work of WUSTL graduate Henry Hampton, creator and producer of “Eyes on the Prize.”