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News, research and events from McKelvey Engineering. View Online McKelvey Engineering June&＃160;2022 &＃8216;We filled a gap&＃8217;: oSTEM among most active organizations at WashU oSTEM, one of McKelvey Engineering&＃8217;s newest student organizations, has grown to be among the most active engineering and LGBT groups on campus. Where are the particles over the oceans from? Jian Wang to study formation of particles around marine boundary layer clouds, which are important in the earth&＃8217;s climate. Zhang lab takes on cyber-physical system hackers A new way to ensure safety from cyber attacks on everything from pacemakers to autonomous vehicles. Lew lab sheds new light on cell membranes Researchers can now image cells, motions of molecules in 6D. Protein-delivery undercover may regenerate obstructed arteries in limbs of diabetics Jianjun Guan, Fuzhong Zhang to study novel potential therapy with $2.3 million NIH grant. VIDEO SPOTLIGHT New robotics club creates opportunity for McKelvey Engineering students WashU Robotics welcomes students of all ages and majors to collaborate on projects. Other news Longmore, Pathak to study leader cells in breast cancer model Outstanding graduates: Candace Berry, class of 2022 Doctoral student wins SNMMI grant Yang wins German research award Event Spotlight WashU Women Changing the Way We Live and Work 1 p.m., June 20, virtualJoin the WashU community for a virtual conversation with female founders and leaders in businesses that serve women, co-hosted by the Skandalaris Center for Interdisciplinary Innovation and Entrepreneurship and the WashU Alumni Association.&＃8204; &＃8204; &＃8204; Register here McKelvey School of Engineering engineering.wustl.edu
