WashU Expert: How does dicamba drift? Research from Kimberly Parker may have identified the source of the drift trouble 02.19.2024
Mar 4 4:30 pm Installation of Zhen (Jason) He as the Laura and William Jens Professor at Stephen F. & Camilla T. Brauer Hall
Engineering Air Quality Management with Jay Turner Jay Turner shares his insights on improving air quality through science-based policy, global air quality management and community-driven interventions for maximum health impact. 02.19.2025
TRIADS announces new round of seed grants Eight transdisciplinary teams will leverage data science to address pressing societal questions. 02.14.2025
Bai honored by Academy of Science-St. Louis Peng Bai has been recognized for his contributions by the Academy of Science – St. Louis. 02.11.2025
Alumna Losli seeks to improve the world through water As president of Illinois American Water, Rebecca Losli credits WashU for opportunities. 02.10.2025
Jun receives Distinguished Women in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering award Young-Shin Jun also has been appointed chair of the American Chemical Society’s Committee on Science. 02.07.2025
WashU researcher brings new insights into indoor air quality monitoring Jenna Ditto's research combines gas chromatography and proton transfer reaction mass spectrometry to enhance the accuracy of monitoring volatile organic compounds in indoor air. 01.31.2025
How artificial intelligence can facilitate the literature review process in wastewater-based epidemiology Fangqiong Ling’s team compares the performance of different generative pre-trained transformer (GPT) models in facilitating literature screening for wastewater-based epidemiology. 01.30.2025
Researchers to develop energy efficient process to convert waste gases into biofuel Xinhua Liang receives $2.1 million from the Department of Energy to produce dimethyl ether from waste. 01.30.2025
Martin among highly ranked scientists by ScholarGPS, Research.com The ScholarGPS ranking places him in the top 0.05% of all scholars. 01.22.2025
