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Since our founding in 1997, WashU BME has combined excellence in research and teaching to advance knowledge and new technology to improve the global quality of life. Faculty Spotlight Barani Raman His lab's electronic nose technology has applications for homeland security. Learn more about Raman's research Research Funding $11.1M Research expenditures (FY20) $617K In awards per tenure/tenure-track faculty member 36% Of PhD students supported on fellowships and traineeships &＃160; Research Areas Our faculty and trainees perform cutting-edge research that solves global problems in medicine and health care. Learn more about how we're making a difference in the following areas. 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