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News, research and events from McKelvey Engineering. View Online McKelvey Engineering February&＃160;2021 Solved: The mystery of toxic fracking byproducts Research in Kimberly Parker&＃8217;s lab uncovers mechanism responsible for creating halogenated organic compounds. Additive manufacturing, high-speed imaging focus of Weisensee&＃8217;s CAREER Award Patricia Weisensee will use infrared imaging to study 3D printing of metals. Fighting racial inequity by funding Black scientists Network of U.S. biomedical engineers, including Lori Setton and Princess Imoukhuede in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, calls to end funding discrimination. Aerosol particles naturally form over the open sea New findings from Jian Wang&＃8217;s lab about tiny aerosols will greatly improve climate models. Fine-tuning device performance with swarms of swimming cells J. Mark Meacham&＃8217;s lab uses motile algae cells to measure performance of high-tech microfluidic devices. SPOTLIGHT Celebrating Black History Month As part of Black History Month in McKelvey Engineering and across the nation, we honor and celebrate our Black students, faculty, staff and alumni. We respect Black history and achievements. And we mark this important month as a time to learn, reflect and grow as a community. Other news Imoukhuede named AIMBE Fellow Lu named Association for Computing Machinery Fellow Mechanical role of elastic fibers in tendons to get closer look Imaging method now used for eyes may boost colon cancer detection, diagnosis EVENT SPOTLIGHT Women & Engineering Leadership Society Summit This virtual summit will include keynote address by&＃160;Anna Patterson&＃160;BS &＃8217;87, Founder and Managing Partner, Gradient Ventures, group discussions and networking opportunities.&＃160;Saturday, March 6: 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Register here McKelvey School of Engineering engineering.wustl.edu
