News

10.6.17

Prof. Christine Floss has received NASA support for a project titled Microanalytical Characterization of Presolar Silicate Grains: Constraints on Grain Formation in Stellar Environments and Grain Survival in the Early Solar Nebula.

9.6.17

Wash U Researchers prepare to fly device over Antarctica to study space radiation ...

9.1.17

Is nature fundamentally weird? Mark Alford explains ...

7.18.17

Professor Ken Kelton's group catch glass transition in the act ...

6.23.17

Professor Kater Murch is Shaking Schrodinger's Cat ...

4.25.17

Mark Alford and Mairin Hynes share why they became scientists ...

2.17.17

Professor Carl Bender discusses how to find your one and only ...

1.27.17

Prof. Kater Murch receives the St. Louis Academy of Sciences 2017 Innovation Award ...

1.26.17

Professor Mark Alford discusses five extreme facts about neutron stars ...

10.10.16

Prof. Carl Bender wins the 2017 Dannie Heinemann Prize for Mathematical Physics ...

9.30.16

Prof. Christine Floss has received NASA support for a project Characterizing Comet 81P/Wild 2 with Acfer 094 and Tagish Lake Analog Foils.

9.30.16

Prof. Ryan Ogliore has received a grant from NASA for a field-emission scanning electron microscope that will be used to analyze samples of comets and asteroids.

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