For engineers, a third option
Engineers and scientists can forge their own path as innovators and entrepreneurs.
School of Engineering & Applied Science
Two faculty members named National Academy of Inventors Fellows
Gordon, Rudy will be inducted at the Eighth NAI Annual Meeting in April 2019.
The Discoverer: Lan Yang
Meet Lan Yang. At 14, she was so committed to becoming a scientist, she went on a hunger strike. The photonics researcher now holds the most patents and disclosures of any female faculty member at WashU.
An engineer’s biomedical innovation earns him a Skandy Award
Recent Washington University in St. Louis graduate Jeff Chininis won a Skandy Award for biomedical innovation the LIVO.
Ramani, Silva chosen as inaugural entrepreneurship faculty fellows
Ramani and Silva will foster entrepreneurship among other Washington University faculty.
Fall 2017 LEAP winners announced
Five research teams will receive funding as part of the Fall 2017 LEAP Inventor Challenge (LEAP).
WashU faculty honored for biotech innovation
Biswas, Raliya received kudos for their patent-pending “smart fertilizer.”
Q & A with Lori Setton
Setton talks about her role as chair of the Department of Biomedical Engineering in the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences and the entrepreneurial climate at university.
48 hours at ArchHacks
Two WashU engineering students share timelines of their experience at ArchHacks 2017.