Environmental Engineering students win three awards at WERC competition
Four seniors competed in the 36th annual WERC Environmental Design Contest as a part of their capstone course
Harvesting the Classics: Students connect ancient poetry with Missouri farm life
Kate Wilson took her Virgilian poetry class to rural Missouri, using hands-on examples of local farm life to help students better understand the classical world.
A conversation with FARM network manager Mark Doyle
Doyle works to catalyze research at the nexus of public health, food and agriculture and advance solutions for healthier communities and a healthier planet
A conversation with FARM network manager Mark Doyle
Doyle works to catalyze research at the nexus of public health, food and agriculture and advance solutions for healthier communities and a healthier planet
Bo Li Installed as the Stanley A. Sawyer Professor
At the installation ceremony, Li gave a talk entitled “Sailing to Statistics, Climate, and Health.”
WashU Arboretum: A year after the tornado
The WashU Arboretum has fielded many questions this year about how the tornado impacted Danforth Campus trees.
Bursky School of Public Health celebrates first class of graduates
Joyous event marks entry of the school’s PhD and MPH students into the field of public health
Synthetic biology leads to recyclable textiles
Researchers develop engineered protein polymers that can be easily recycled and reused
WashU Expert: Scaling up the circular economy
If the world has excess carbon dioxide; why not turn it into something more useful?
Morven McLean named FSLC Distinguished Fellow
Morven McLean, MSc, PhD, WashU School of Public Health’s executive director of networks & innovation and a professor of practice, has been named a Distinguished Fellow of the Food Security Leadership Council (FSLC), a nonpartisan policy organization dedicated to reimagining U.S. leadership in global food security.