WashU 2019 National Academy of Inventors fellows
Two members of the Washington University in St. Louis community have been named National Academy of Inventors fellows.
School of Engineering & Applied Science
Student innovators win $30,000 grand prize in Discovery Competition
The first place team is developing a device to monitor outpatient drug treatment compliance.
Rudy honored for innovation & entrepreneurship
Engineering professor recognized for revolutionary cardiac imaging technology.
Don’t miss: Lecture by entrepreneur Ryan Johns, co-founder and CEO, KeepTruckin
John will speak at WashU as part of 2019 Engineers Week.
A new era of innovation and entrepreneurship
The School of Engineering & Applied Science will be renamed the James McKelvey School of Engineering.
Yang named editor-in-chief of Photonics Research
Yang is the top female faculty patent holder at WashU.
For engineers, a third option
Engineers and scientists can forge their own path as innovators and entrepreneurs.
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.