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News, research and events from McKelvey Engineering.
February 2022

Engineering sophomores reflect on unique first-year experiences

Sophomores at McKelvey Engineering found ways to thrive during their first year.


MRI machines work, but why? MRI machines work, but why?

New research in Ulugbek Kamilov's lab begins to explain how it is that deep learning algorithms create accurate images — without a complete dataset.


A conversation with Marcus Foston A conversation with Marcus Foston

Marcus Foston, associate professor and new director of diversity initiatives for the McKelvey School of Engineering, shares what he plans to achieve in this new role.


Executive Cybersecurity Leadership Program launches this spring Executive Cybersecurity Leadership Program launches this spring

The certificate program aims to develop C-suite cybersecurity professionals.


Moon develops targeted, reliable, long-lasting kill switch Moon develops targeted, reliable, long-lasting kill switch

Engineered actuator addresses fears of contamination by GM microbes, Moon's lab finds.


ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

Sever alumna aims to make tech more welcoming to women of color

Dwana Franklin-Davis brings her expertise in the tech space to the McKelvey School of Engineering’s National Council.

Sever alumna aims to make tech more welcoming to women of color

Other news

Six innovators named National Academy of Inventors senior members

Shah wins Brooke Owens Fellowship

Shah wins Brooke Owens Fellowship

Three Washington University faculty, one alumna named AIMBE Fellows

Vortex microscope sees more than ever before

Vortex microscope sees more than ever before


Celebrating Black History Month

The Knox Brothers: Blackness, Brotherhood and Scientific Achievement at the Turn of the 20th Century

Sharniece Holland, MEMS lecturer, co-authored the profile on the historic Black engineers.

The Knox Brothers: Blackness, Brotherhood and Scientific Achievement at the Turn of the 20th Century

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