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Engineer your way. Engineer at Washington University in St. Louis.

St. Louis, MO USA
Joined January 2009

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    McKelvey Engineering celebrates the many donors who help make a WashU education possible. Hear from Edi Mahmutovic, Class of 2023, as he shares how a scholarship enabled him to better achieve his goals and serve as an example to future first-generation students.

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  2. Dec 14

    Congratulations to Dr. Hesam Mazidi, whose clever technology and algorithm for quantifying uncertainty, confidence, and heterogeneity is now online in !

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  3. Congratulations to Princess Imoukhuede (), associate professor of . 🎉 In her new role, she'll work to engage students, faculty and staff to identify diversity, equity and inclusion concerns.

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  4. Dec 15
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  5. The new method, developed by the lab of Matt Lew (), assistant professor, uses single-molecule localization microscopy to help researchers determine the "trustworthiness" of scientific images.

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  6. A team led by Jianmin Cui, professor with , led the research team that identified the two biomolecules — CaM and PIP2 — that regulate the cardiac ion channel that controls heartbeat.

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  7. Dec 10

    Aiming to improve maternal and infant health outcomes in underserved regions, researchers and are collaborating to develop a portable 3D imaging system for monitoring the progression of labor.

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  8. Co-founders Zach Eisner, a senior student, and Peter Delaney, an alumnus of , were recognized for their work improving emergency responses to traffic accidents in areas without preexisting emergency services.

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  10. Congrats to Chao Zhou (), PhD, on earning a Stein Innovation Award. Learn more about RPB grants:

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  11. Dec 10

    🌊🌊"When it comes to water and Mars, there’s good news and not-so-good news. The good news: there’s water on Mars! The not-so-good news? There’s water on Mars." from developed a new electrolysis system ⬇️⬇️

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  12. As a engineer and computer scientist, Katie Lund is able to develop her ideas into real-world solutions. And thanks to our donors, she's able to do so with a community of scientists supporting her. Learn more about our Scholars in Engineering Program:

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  13. "I don't know where I would be without a scholarship or without WashU." Thanks to donors at McKelvey Engineering, Kaela Evans was able to access a wide world of new opportunities. Hear her story and learn more about our Scholars in Engineering Program:

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  14. Materials scientists at McKelvey Engineering have found a way to use electrolysis to break down the briny water within the planet's harsh, dangerous environment.

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  15. Dec 7

    As you enjoy & , please consider joining us in 2 positions for data science faculty whose research will improve equity & fairness, as part of an interdisciplinary center & a university-wide cluster hire:

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  16. Thanks to gifts from our generous donors, students like Eric Barcenas-Toledo are able to pursue a world-class engineering education without financial worries. 👨‍🎓 Check out Eric's story and learn more about our Scholars in Engineering Program:

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  17. Dec 3
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  18. Congratulations to our McKelvey Engineering faculty who were awarded the 2020 Emerson Electric Co. “Excellence in Teaching” awards. 🎉 ShiNung Ching, Matthew Lew and Patricia Weisensee were among seven faculty across four schools to receive the honor.

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  19. Faculty at the McKelvey School of Engineering have been awarded $2 million in support from the Initiative to develop better imaging techniques for the brain. 🧠

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  20. The details of how iron hydroxides form has remained hidden until now. Young-Shin Jun, professor at McKelvey Engineering, has developed a way to observe the moment the mineral forms on quartz.

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  21. Dec 1

    Fascinating (or shall I say "out of this world") work being done by !

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