Exploring metabolic noise opens new paths to better biomanufacturing
Researchers find ways to put microbes back to work
Now Entering Prescribed Burn Season in Forest Park, Through April 2026
We have officially entered into prescribed burn season in Forest Park, through April 2025.
How chemical “sponges” could change the world: A conversation with Zach Zheng
Zach Zheng uses AI to create metallic-organic compounds with potential applications far beyond the lab.
WashU Medicine Restaurants Earn Green Dining Alliance Certifications
Shell Café and Farmstead Café, both located at the Medical Campus, recently earned 5-star Green Dining Alliance certification, the program’s highest honor.
WashU-sponsored Thursday Nights at the Museum celebrate St. Louis
Free, family-friendly event features performances, panel discussions, film and music
Advancing our mission: Rapid progress, big wins from strategic plan
WashU is recognizing successes while planning for the years ahead.
St. Louis community organizers and WashU professors gather to discuss religion and the environment
The Department of English hosted “A Conversation on Religion and the Environment: Academia, Community, Activism” to discuss across disciplines the intersectionality of religion and the environment in the St. Louis and WashU communities.
Inexpensive materials transform waste carbon into energy-rich compounds
Jiao’s lab provides alternative to boost compatibility with renewable energy
Can we make drinking water safer?
This WashU program taps into a simple solution using household water filters to monitor and track safety.
SPARK ignites sustainability leadership for students
In August, the WashU Office of Sustainability kicked off an academic year of student-driven environmental change with its SPARK leadership program.