Some assembly required, with machine learning
Machine learning doesn’t replace human intelligence, but it can outlast human endurance, which makes it a very helpful tool for chemistry and material discovery.
WashU Labs reduce energy consumption with Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer adjustments
There are many ways to reduce energy consumption associated with cold storage – and WashU scientists play a key role.
Grant funds hybrid system that could spur vast energy improvements to computing
WashU’s Shantanu Chakrabartty will develop hybrid neuromorphic, quantum computing system that can tap into power of random fluctuations, thermal and quantum
Climate impact of promoting physical activity displayed on dashboard
Free, public dashboard designed to help practitioners, policymakers, researchers better gauge impact of physical activity efforts
A guide to vegetarian and vegan dining on campus
This guide is meant to support you to find food more easily and quickly in your first few weeks of classes.
Bobick to conclude McKelvey Engineering deanship in 2027
Aaron F. Bobick will conclude his deanship after successfully serving the university for 12 years in his role.
A conversation with global cardiovascular researcher Victor G. Dávila-Román
A career that began in the U.S. Army caring for active-duty personnel and their families has evolved into leading research, mentorship, and partnerships reshaping cardiovascular health in St. Louis and around the world.
Career Catalysts: Pershing Fellow paves new path in nonprofit work
College students everywhere spend their summers building up their resumes. For rising WashU senior Huda Abdesumad, that also meant building community within St. Louis.
Platinum powers the future
Gang Wu, collaborators develop potential fuel-cell solution for powering data centers, transportation
Jun receives ACS Midwest Award
Young-Shin Jun honored for outstanding contributions to chemistry by the American Chemical Society