News & Events
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WSU Week of Women in STEM returns March 18–21
Following four years of dormancy, the WSU Week of Women in STEM is being revitalized this month on the Pullman campus thanks to the efforts of two student groups.
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Possible ‘Trojan Horse’ found for treating stubborn bacterial infections
Bacteria can be tricked into sending death signals to stop the growth of their slimy, protective homes that lead to deadly infections, a new WSU study demonstrates.
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NSF grant will improve understanding of movement in people and animals
The three‑year National Science Foundation grant will enable WSU researchers to study the interconnected processes that contribute to musculoskeletal function.
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NSF Career award will support DNA computing research
As part of the approximately $500,000 award, Dominic Scalise is working to develop a robust, DNA computer that can be readily programmed to execute several tasks.
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With gratitude
As the year draws to a close, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support and active participation in the Voiland School. We have so much exciting news to share with our alumni and the larger chemical engineering and bioengineering community that an annual e-newsletter just could not wait!
This year has been marked by significant milestones—from the addition of several new faculty members to fortifying our expertise in clean energy and health science research to remarkable strides in student education as highlighted by international and national recognition.
Our commitment to excellence is showcased in several high-impact journal publications. I’m also delighted … » More …
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Marshall Scholar finalist Katy Ayers explores fungi
WSU senior Katy Ayers, a bioengineering major minoring in biochemistry and mathematics, is the latest finalist for a Marshall Scholarship to study in the United Kingdom.
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Seven WSU faculty recognized as Highly Cited Researchers
This year’s list of the world’s most Highly Cited Researchers include WSU experts in business, chemistry, Earth science, engineering, food, and medicine.
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Graduate student receives GEM fellowship
Chemical engineering graduate student Naseeha Cardwell plans to use the National GEM Consortium fellowship to conduct computational catalysis research in the field of renewable energy.
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Machine can quickly produce needed cells for cancer treatment
A bioreactor developed by WSU researchers to rapidly grow cancer-killing white blood cells could advance the availability of immunotherapy.
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Chemical engineering doctoral student wins first place at Vacuum Society conference
WSU doctoral student Kavin Chakravarthy Thangaraj recently took the top poster presentation award at the annual Pacific Northwest Chapter of the American Vacuum Society conference.
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