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The defining characteristic of Washington University Engineering is an eagerness to cross boundaries in research and education.

As an engineering school in service to society, the School of Engineering & Applied Science aims to contribute to solving society's challenges by promoting the discovery of new knowledge and by preparing students for leadership roles in a global society.

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Kenneth Jerina

  • Associate Department Chair and Professor
  • The Earl E. and Myrtle E. Walker Professor of Engineering
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Kenneth Jerina

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Ralph Quatrano named dean of School of Engineering & Applied Science

Ralph S. Quatrano, Ph.D., immediate past dean of the faculty of Arts & Sciences and the Spencer T. Olin Professor, will become dean of the School of Engineering & Applied Science, effective July 1, 2010.

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Biomedical Engineering Professor Younan Xia named one of top 10 chemists in the world

After 25 years as a chemist, he switched to biomedical engineering when he moved to WUSTL in 2007. These days, he works on novel nanomaterials useful for biomedical applications.

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Engineering a creative career in television

Through her work on television shows, alumna Deanne Bell works to promote and enhance the image of women in science.

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Summer Fellowship Announcement: CINT Innovation Fellowship

Engineers will learn to communicate with people from medical backgrounds to more effectively envision, articulate, and implement ideas to improve the practice of neurosurgery.

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