Seniors Bibee, Cain share biology’s annual Spector Prize for research
And James Wang has won the Stalker Prize, given for undergraduate career marked by outstanding scientific scholarship as well contributions to WUSTL.
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Healing arts
Vicki L. Friedman of the School of Medicine’s MedPIC department helps facilitate the “Arts as Healing” art therapy program for Siteman Cancer Center patients and their families.
Osteoporosis drug effectively reduces breast cancer risk
There is good news for women who may not want to take a breast cancer drug because of the risks of developing more serious diseases.
Scientists solve mystery of mutant mouse’s kidney woes
Researchers at the School of Medicine are the first to identify a mutated gene that gives insight into kidney failure in human infants.
More medical news
First scholars named to clinical research development program
A program designed to promote multidisciplinary collaboration in clinical research has named its first group of scholars.
From chaos comes order? Physicists make baffling discovery
By introducing disorder in the form of forces applied at random to a network of interconnected pendulums, the system became ordered and synchronized.
WUSTL, Cinema St. Louis to present children’s film symposium
Featured will be a keynote address by Nicholas Sammond and screenings of the films Duma and Saving Shiloh, the latter of which was shot in St. Louis.
Business school presents alumni awards, Dean’s Medal
Alumni award recipients were William Gillula, Lynn Gorguze, Lewis Levey and Lin-Kuei Jackson Ling; Stuart Greenbaum & wife Elaine won the Dean’s Medal.
Excellence in teaching
Photo by Kevin LowderEach spring, the dean of the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences recognizes outstanding teaching assistants with a $1,550 cash prize.
As part of ‘Korean Project,’ WUSTL bolstered post-war business training
A government agency contracted with WUSTL in 1953 to cooperate with two universities in Seoul to develop programs in business administration.