
Lenschow named 2021 Innovation Fund investigator by Pew Charitable Trusts
Dr. Lenchow’s research is focused on the chikungunya virus.
WashU women innovate, inspire, create and change the world with their passion and ideas. They invent new products, launch companies and bring their vision to life, all the while strengthening the innovation and entrepreneurship community at Washington University and beyond. We are proud to celebrate them here.
Dr. Lenchow’s research is focused on the chikungunya virus.
Ling was recognized for her study of microbial ecosystems to improve water-supply safety and public health.
A startup co-founded by 4 WashU law students is planning their next steps after notching two wins at the Global Legal Hackathon.
The Skandalaris Center has two upcoming events of particular interest to women and other underrepresented entrepreneurs.
The startup’s products derive from traditional African skincare rituals.
SentiAR’s first product, the CommandEP system, is an augmented reality software used in cardiac procedures.
TheSkandalaris Center recently presented a webinar featuring female alums who are groundbreakers in their fields.
Takeaways from Skandalaris Center webinar for Women in STEM.
Van Bergen’s nonprofit organization, Nest, supports handworker businesses worldwide.