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Across Disciplines Across the World.

The defining characteristic of Washington University Engineering is a willingness to cross boundaries in our research and teaching.

As an engineering school in service to society, our aim is to contribute in solving society's challenges through the discovery of new knowledge and by educating students for leadership roles in a global society.

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Lihong Wang

  • Gene K. Beare Distinguished Professor of Biomedical Engineering
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Lihong Wang

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07/10

Sever Institute of Continuing Studies Information Night

Program directors, faculty, student services coordinators and academic advisors will answer questions about the degrees and certificates offered by the Sever Institute of Continuing Studies.

5:30 PM

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07/24

Engineering Visit Day

This day is designed for rising high school seniors (students entering college in fall 2009).

7:45 AM

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News

Computer Science Ph.D. Student Earns $5000 Snort Scholarship

The Snort Scholarship from Sourcefire, Inc. enables next generation of security professionals to build real-world expertise.

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New WUSTL Research Web Site

The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research launched a new Web site as a consolidated source of information related to research compliance, administration, and management.

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Impacting the World Before Graduation

Undergraduate students conduct research with faculty and create new knowledge for a lasting impact on society.

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Engineering Student Services

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