Less waste, fewer forever chemicals: “Forever chemicals” (PFAS) can stick around in the environment for years. WashU researchers are turning plant waste into a waterproof coating that could offer a more sustainable alternative. bit.ly/4iozb7g
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What if some breast cancer patients could skip surgery?
WashU Medicine's Heather Garrett is studying a less invasive approach that freezes and destroys tumors. bit.ly/3UoDdTO
WashU Medicine's Heather Garrett is studying a less invasive approach that freezes and destroys tumors. bit.ly/3UoDdTO
In 1958, WashU alumnus Ronald Krieger had a goal: meet Aaron Copland, his favorite composer.
After Copland conducted a concert in Graham Chapel. Krieger got an autograph and a lifelong memory. 🎶 🎼 🎶 bit.ly/46QkBhZ
After Copland conducted a concert in Graham Chapel. Krieger got an autograph and a lifelong memory. 🎶 🎼 🎶 bit.ly/46QkBhZ
WashU welcomes Melanie Lucht as the inaugural vice chancellor for enterprise risk management. A former chief risk officer at Carnegie Mellon, she will lead efforts to strengthen risk management across the university. bit.ly/4t2gAS8
“Olin has really leaned into bringing in talented veterans and making them feel safe and supported."
With veteran enrollment doubling in recent years, Olin Business School is proud to support a thriving community of veteran students and alumni. bit.ly/4C072v1
With veteran enrollment doubling in recent years, Olin Business School is proud to support a thriving community of veteran students and alumni. bit.ly/4C072v1