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In this faculty blog post, Professor Linda C. Samuels shares why urban design matters through the lens of two recent trips to New York.

Steensma travels to Malaysia to advance global collaboration on biodiversity, health and innovation

McQueen aims to understand what drives people’s health decisions and encourage healthier behaviors

52 primary and secondary faculty members are among the most-impactful researchers globally

The American Association for Aerosol Research (AAAR) has honored two engineers from the WashU McKelvey School of Engineering.

Nationally acclaimed public art triennial features WashU faculty, alumni and visiting artists

Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) cause billions in damage to health and the environment. WashU researchers have developed a nontoxic alternative.

Research shows children with greater exposure to green spaces perform better on attention, achievement tests

Professor Patricia Olynyk organized WashU’s art and medical humanities symposium, “Unstable Evidence: Art, Data, and the Culture of Health,”

Breton studies how environmental exposures affect human health, particularly during pregnancy and childhood