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News, research and events from McKelvey Engineering. View Online McKelvey Engineering January&＃160;2024 Engineering customizable bio-adhesives for personalized medical repair Researchers working with Fuzhong Zhang have genetically engineered a protein-based bio-adhesive with programmable material properties. Team to develop breathalyzer test for COVID, RSV, influenza A Rajan Chakrabarty, John Cirrito to develop test with $3.6 million grant from Flu Lab. Interactive approach to geospatial search combines aerial imagery, reinforcement learning Framework for large-scale geospatial exploration developed by computer scientists Yevgeniy Vorobeychik, Nathan Jacobs and Anindya Sarkar. Photoacoustic imaging improves diagnostic accuracy of cancerous ovarian lesions Quing Zhu leads group in designing method that may prevent unnecessary surgery. STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Hodges receives geospatial diversity fellowship, Dean&＃8217;s Select Fellowship Master&＃8217;s student Nia Hodges will receive $35,000 annually from the Taylor Geospatial Institute and will continue to a doctoral program next semester. Other news Flores named ASM Fellow Parker receives Morgan Early Career Award Oyen named among trailblazing leaders in women&＃8217;s health, FemTech BME doctoral student elected president of the Graduate Professional Council In the Media Holograms and augmented reality in the surgical suite: Jennifer and Jon Silva Jennifer and Jon Silva developed Sentiar&＃8217;s headsets to allow doctors to see the heart they&＃8217;re working on floating in front of them. Listen to the podcast - 17:12 Engineering new ink for ballpoint pens to write custom LEDs on any surface for high-tech advantages Imagine high-tech ink used in a ballpoint pen for writing custom LEDs! It&＃8217;s being developed inside Wang's lab at McKelvey Engineering at WashU. Watch video here McKelvey School of Engineering engineering.wustl.edu
