Campus community hard at work for October event
As the Oct. 2 vice presidential debate looms closer, many in the WUSTL community are hard at work preparing for its arrival.
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Job listings added to HERC Web site
The St. Louis Regional Higher Education Consortium (STLR-HERC) has added job listings from Barnes-Jewish Hospital, one of the St. Louis area’s biggest employers.
Sam Fox School launches fall Public Lecture Series
Architect Mario Gooden launches the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Art’s fall Public Lecture Series Sept. 8.
Groups work together to provide debate programs
This fall, a host of programs, projects and panels have been developed by the VP Debate Program Planning Committee, in collaboration with other groups on campus, to engage students, faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and neighbors in the electoral process.
Sam Fox School launches fall Public Lecture Series
Architect Mario Gooden, a partner in Huff Gooden Architects in Charleston, S.C., will launch the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts’ fall Public Lecture Series Monday, Sept. 8. Gooden, also an adjunct associate professor at the Yale School of Architecture, established Huff Gooden in 1997 with architect Ray Huff. The firm specializes in […]
Of note
D. Craig Allred, M.D.,
Sachiko Amari, Ph.D.,
Matthew Arthur,
Michela Becchi,
Pratim Biswas, Ph.D., and more…
Law school welcomes first Faculty Fellows
Maggi Carfield, J.D., and Jennifer Carter-Johnson, J.D., Ph.D., are the School of Law’s inaugural Faculty Fellows.
Brain tweak lets sleep-deprived flies stay sharp
When School of Medicine scientists genetically tweaked a part of the brain in fruit flies, the flies were unimpaired even after being deprived of sleep.
Popular brown-bag lunch series begins 13th year
In its 13th year, the “Work, Families and Public Policy” series begins Monday, Sept. 8, and features one-hour lunch presentations on research interests of faculty from local and national universities and other institutions.
New ‘smart’ nanoparticles deliver drugs directly to tumors, plaques
Ultra-miniature particles could soon be carrying medicinal compounds through patients’ bloodstreams to tumors or atherosclerotic plaques.