Guérin wins grant to enhance atmospheric simulation speed
Roch Guerin, professor, and collaborators received an NSF grant to improve speed of GEOS-Chem, a 3D atmospheric simulation software designed to study climate change.
WashU students contribute to biomanufacturing in space
Many kids dream of being astronauts when they grow up, but Millie Savage is contributing to something bigger: helping future space explorers manufacture their own supplies in space conditions.
For the birds
Nathan Jacobs leads team that developed BirdSAT, a tool for classification and ecological mapping of global bird species.
Student groups work to reduce food waste
In an effort to reduce food waste, two Washington University in St. Louis student groups have joined forces to distribute healthy, fresh food to local shelters and food banks.
Foundations award $5 million for food production initiative
Feng Jiao, who is internationally renowned for carbon dioxide conversion and electrolysis, to lead work designed to address food insecurity in low- and middle-income countries
Something’s up
Rajan Chakrabarty and Randall Martin research fine particulate matter, which is the leading cause of environment-related diseases around the world. The two work to create a complete picture of the challenges and, ultimately, offer ideas for mitigation.