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International program earns high reviews, influences career choices
The International Experience Program in the Department of Energy, Environmental and Chemical Engineering coordinates a program for students to travel to various Asian countries over the summer.
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American Recovery and Investment Acts funds at work
Professor Richard Axelbaum received a three-year, $300,781 grant from the National Science Foundation for research titled "Flame-Assisted Synthesis of Li Ion Battery Materials."
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Air Force Young Investigators Research Program honors Assistant Professor Jr-Shin Li
Professor Li will conduct research on robust manipulation and computation for inhomogeneous quantum ensembles.
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Live@edu is coming to Washington University in St. Louis
Enhanced services for students will include integrated e-mail, calendar, SkyDrive, Microsoft Office editing tools and several other web applications.
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International Society of Automation honors Engineering alumnus Robert Heider
The ISA Fellow designation means that an unbiased, dedicated group representing the industry has recognized the professional contributions of Robert Heider SI'96.
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Professor Frank Yin honored with Founders Day Distinguished Faculty Award
Professor Yin has built a dynamic, highly-recognized department that ranked 10th in the 2009 U.S. News & World Report rankings of all U.S. graduate bioengineering departments.
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Sending drugs to specific spots in a tiny cage
One of the latest drug delivery research efforts comes from Professor Younan Xia's laboratory. His idea? Put the drugs inside tiny cages and use light to unseal them and let the drugs out.
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Washington University in St. Louis announces scholarship initiative
Scholarship drive will 'Open Doors to the Future.' A formal kickoff for the initiative will take place on November 7, and the effort will continue through June 30, 2014.
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AAAR elects Professor Pratim Biswas as Fellow
The American Association for Aerosol Research elected Professor Pratim Biswas as a Fellow of the Association. Professor Biswas has more than 200 publications and holds four patents.
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Engineering student-athlete wins second national tennis title
John Watts, a senior in the Department of Electrical & Systems Engineering, beat Andy Peters of Middlebury College for the 2009 Division III ITA National Title.
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