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Celebrating the Class of 2024. We are McKelvey! View Online McKelvey Engineering August&＃160;2023 Fanning the flames: Wildfires emit potent climate-warming organic particles Rajan Chakrabarty, Rohan Mishra team up to reveal wildfires&＃8217; unexpected impact on climate change. Brain movement measured for clues to prevent, reduce traumatic brain injury Phil Bayly&＃8217;s lab, collaborators study patterns of brain deformation in human volunteers. Portable, low-cost tech tracks uterine contractions Detecting preterm birth could lower mortality, work by Shantanu Chakrabartty, Chuan Wang and Yong Wang found. Artificial intelligence may assist decisions on which patients should get critical life support McKelvey Engineering, School of Medicine team develop machine-learning model using COVID-19 patient data. A low-cost potential therapy for spinal cord injuries Careful analysis makes rehabilitation therapy more accessible, work in Ismael Se&＃225;&＃241;ez's lab shows. VIDEO SPOTLIGHT Day in the Life – Guinter Follow Guinter, a senior majoring in chemical engineering, during his two-week stay in Singapore in this special international edition of &＃8220;Day in the Life.&＃8221; Other news Women & Engineering to launch revamped mentoring program Singamaneni named Lilyan & E. Lisle Hughes Professor Summer school: Vahey lab hosts K-12 educator for curriculum development Zhu named Edwin H. Murty Professor of Engineering Notables Zhang paper wins &＃8216;best paper,&＃8217; &＃8216;distinguished paper&＃8217; awards Paper analyzes security, privacy in push notifications on mobile devices. Ling paper wins best Emerging Investigator Series paper from Royal Society of Chemistry Paper about SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater recognized among Emerging Investigators Series. McKelvey School of Engineering engineering.wustl.edu
