
In the News: St Louis startup Nerdy, valued at $1.7 billion, goes public on the New York Stock Exchange
Cohn founded Varsity Tutors as an undergrad student at WashU.
Cohn founded Varsity Tutors as an undergrad student at WashU.
Based at WashU Med, the computing project enlists computers around the world to aid in the fight against disease.
It marks one of the largest funding rounds for a St. Louis startup in 2020.
The Office of Technology Management manages intellectual properties arising from research programs.
Opendoor, cofounded by WashU alum JD Ross, will gain a $1 billion infusion in an acquisition that values the company at nearly $5 billion.
More great ink for Washington University in St Louis inventors Jen and Jon Silva.
In the video, they demonstrate their breakthrough AR technology that visualizes a patient’s heart in 3D during surgery.
Newly published research shows that tech developed by two Washington University in St. Louis faculty members improves physician accuracy when treating irregular heartbeat in the operating room. Jennifer N. Avari Silva, MD, associate professor of pediatrics at the School of Medicine, and…
The U.S. Department of Defense’s National Security Innovation Network (NSIN) appointed Jake Laktas university program director for Washington University in St. Louis. Laktas is housed on the Danforth Campus, within the Office of Research Development under the Vice Chancellor for Research. In…