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News, research and events from McKelvey Engineering at WashU.&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204;&＃160;&＃8204; Click here to view online McKelvey Engineering News April 2020 McKelvey Engineering staff creating face shields for health care workers McKelvey Engineering staff are pitching in to create personal protective equipment for health care workers in the COVID-19 pandemic. Federal funding for rapid COVID-19 test goes to McKelvey Engineering researchers The test is based on a new biolabeling technology called plasmonic-fluor. Aerosol researchers at McKelvey School of Engineering tackle novel coronavirus Aerosol research at the McKelvey School of Engineering is working at breakneck speed to understand the novel coronavirus and its effects at scales ranging from ecosystems, to virus particles suspended in droplets. In the media: This 3-D Simulation Shows Why Social Distancing Is So Important In The New York Times on April 14, Pratim Biswas describes how aerosols play into social distancing. In the media: Eclectic St. Louis team of doctors, engineers and machinists answers call for emergency ventilators Local experts collaborate to meet the local surge of COVID-19 patients. VIDEO SPOTLIGHT WashU Expert: Ingredients for a virus to become a pandemic In this Feb. 25 video, Mike Vahey explains the properties of a virus that allow it to reach pandemic status, as the novel coronavirus did in mid-March. Other News Juniors Eisner, Klapow awarded prestigious Truman Scholarship Personalized treatment for arrhythmia to get closer look McKelvey Engineering students, alumna win NSF Graduate Research Fellowships Zhang’s CAREER Award could reshape how to build computers for data-intensive era New technology offers faster, broader 3D imaging of retinas, feasibility study shows Forward osmosis could be alternative wastewater treatment method Soot may only be half the problem when it comes to cookstoves Physics, AI help researchers to better define tumor boundaries in imaging STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Thank You, #WashU20 We wish we could express our gratitude to each one of you; instead, we deliver these postcards of appreciation highlighting students who embody the spirit of your Class of 2020. Across Disciplines. Across the World.® McKelvey School of Engineering engineering.wustl.edu • #WashUengineers