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News, research and events from McKelvey Engineering. View Online McKelvey Engineering November&＃160;2021 Early warning system model predicts deterioration of hospitalized cancer patients based on clinical data The model, developed in Chenyang Lu&＃8217;s lab, may help warn of pending patient deterioration. Stretchy, bendy, flexible LEDs Developed in Chuan Wang's lab, they&＃8217;re also cheaper, faster and fabricated with an inkjet printer. Dahlheimer, Matteucci to receive Emerson Excellence in Teaching awards They are among seven WashU faculty to receive awards in 2021. Noninvasive brain biopsy shows improved sensitivity in tumor detection Hong Chen and Eric Leuthardt&＃8217;s sonobiopsy method uses blood test instead of surgery. Building bacteria to keep us well Tae Seok Moon has engineered bacterial sensors to monitor health from within. SPOTLIGHT Inside the classroom: MEMS 312 Watch students in a design and prototyping class compete in a fast-paced computer racing game without touching the keyboard. Other news Using microbes to make carbon-neutral fuel Personalized medicine for lung cancer gets closer look Alumna Pandey wins prestigious Friedlander award Ramani named vice provost for graduate education NOTABLE Seáñez receives NIH-funded research career development award The award includes one year of funding for research. OPEN POSITION Director of the Women & Engineering Center The Women & Engineering Center is seeking a director who will create a community for women students and alumnae and help to recruit women to McKelvey Engineering&＃8217;s programs. For confidential inquiries, please contact Nancy Donohoo at [email protected]. McKelvey School of Engineering engineering.wustl.edu
