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New Electrical & Systems Engineering professor gives Google Tech Talk
Jung-Tsung Shen presented a Google Tech Talk titled "Fun with Light."
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Campus 'green' tips
Send your own green office tips to sustainability@wustl.edu.
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New student organization: Engineering World Health
The mission of Engineering World Health, formed in conjunction with Engineers Without Borders, is to improve the quality of health care in developing communities around the world.
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Engineering professor to give IEEE CAMSAP workshop plenary presentation
The workshop will feature a number of plenary talks from the world’s leading researchers in the area, including Electrical & Systems Engineering Department Chair and Professor Arye Nehorai.
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Tracing molecular missteps
Biomedical Engineering Professor Rohit Pappu’s research is relevant for people suffering from Huntington’s disease. His collaborative research was recently featured in Outlook Magazine.
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Engineering mentor program dinner is October 20
The Engineering Mentor Program pairs juniors and seniors with School of Engineering & Applied Science alumni. Mentors share insight and tips on how to become a successful young professional.
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WUSTL joins university research news site
Washington University in St. Louis joined futurity.org, an online research channel covering the latest discoveries in science, engineering, the environment, health and more.
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New externship program includes Engineering alumni
A new externship program gives students insight into career options and participants include Engineering alumnus Marshall Curtis, BSEE ’68, an attorney with Whitam, Curtis, Christofferson & Cook, PC.
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Computer Science & Engineering professor continues computational biology research
Professor Weixiong Zhang will collaborate with Professor of Genetics Anne Bowcock to study psoriasis.
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Professor Radhakrishna Sureshkumar continues collaborative research with NSF grant
The award from the National Science Foundation is for $426,289 over two years.
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