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Arts & Sciences is home to internationally acclaimed faculty and students who are learning to be tomorrow's leaders. Read about their latest research activities and intellectual explorations.
March 2010
Physicist Kelton awarded $1.65M for electrostatic levitation chamber
German literature center celebrates its 25th anniversary
Jennifer Smith help solve "blue" mystery
Krawczynski receives University of Illinois subcontract
Miller receives grant from Children's Discovery Institute
Psychologists research first impressions and confidence in them
Remote Sensing Lab receives $9M research grant for Planetary Data System
Senior, Baron selected first Luce Scholarship recipient from university
February 2010
Studlar named David May Distinguished University Professor in the Humanities
St. Louis floodplains at risk from radioactive landfill, says WUSTL geologist
Wiens, Earth and Planetary Sciences awarded 3-year NSF grant
Moss helps chart the conquest of land by plants
Robert Kranz: a lifetime's exploration of an important molecule may have a big payoff
Arvidson receives grant
January 2010
Arts & Sciences professors receive Gephardt Institute service-learning grant
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