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Flu’s clues: A new approach to studying influenzahttps://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/Flu-clues-A-new-approach-to-studying-influenza.aspxFlu’s clues: A new approach to studying influenzaClever repurposing of biological tool gives researchers new clues as to how the flu remains so successful<img alt="" src="/news/PublishingImages/flu-760x507.jpg?RenditionID=1" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
When a defect might be beneficialhttps://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/When-a-defect-might-be-beneficial.aspxWhen a defect might be beneficialRohan Mishra and his team have found that defects in semiconductors are not necessarily a bad thing. <img alt="" src="/news/PublishingImages/TOC_graphic.png?RenditionID=1" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
Rudy named to National Academy of Inventorshttps://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/rudy-named-to-national-academy-of-inventors.aspxRudy named to National Academy of InventorsYoram Rudy was one of two WashU faculty members named to the National Academy of Inventors this year.<img alt="" src="/Profiles/PublishingImages/Rudy_Yoram.jpg?RenditionID=2" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />
Engineering project wins NASA prizehttps://engineering.wustl.edu/news/Pages/Engineering-project-wins-NASA-prize.aspxEngineering project wins NASA prizeTeam receives $100,000 to develop robust, efficient, durable and lightweight sensors that detect aerosols and monitor air quality in space and on Earth.<img alt="" src="/news/PublishingImages/JiaxiTandeeprecord-300x220.jpg?RenditionID=1" style="BORDER:0px solid;" />

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Episode 3: Nanoparticles Part 2: Dangerous Nanoparticles

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How are dangerous nanoparticles formed, how do they impact our health, and how can we reduce those impacts?

Guests: Assistant Professor Rajan Chakrabarty, Director at the Institute for Public Health William Powderly, MD & Professor at University of Minnesota David Pui

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Nowhere to hide Make it two Making inroads

ENGINEERING MOMENTUM MAGAZINE

Winter 2019
Nowhere to hide

Who owns the data you create online every day? How can you protect it? The answers to these questions remain unclear, but McKelvey Engineering computer scientists have some ideas.

Make it two

A growing number of students take on the ultimate challenge: two bachelor’s degrees and a master’s degree in six years from a liberal arts institution and McKelvey Engineering.

Making inroads

Learn the compelling stories of a few of the earliest African-American Engineering woman graduates at WashU.

 
 
 
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