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Engineered strains of E. coli were used in the cellular kill switch research. The PopQC sensor rewarded high-performing bacteria with extra protein to grow and thrive; the lazy bacteria were eliminated.

Survival of the hardest working: Cells that work hard stay alive, lazy cells die

By Public Affairs on March 21, 2016

Photo of water pouring into hands.

Water: Vital for life (Engineering Momentum magazine)

By Public Affairs on March 11, 2016

Photo of Thomas and Jennifer Hillman Hall, the newest building for the Brown School. Cover page of the recent edition of the 2015-2020 Strategic Plan for Sustainable Operations.

2015-2020 Strategic Plan for Sustainable Operations

By campus on March 10, 2016

Photo of a corn field under a bright blue sky.

Himadri Pakrasi: the Future is Bright for Food, Feed and Fuels

By Public Affairs on October 9, 2015

Crickette Sanz (right), Associate Professor of Anthropology, conducting research in the Republic of Congo's Goualougo Triangle.

Sustainable logging practices and the future of African great apes

By myralopez on October 2, 2015

Photo of David Fike at the console of the SIMS instrument, originally designed for geological specimens, that will be upgraded for use on biological ones. (Credit: James Byard/WUSTL Photos)

$2.4 million instrument upgrade will let scientists see what is happening inside microbes

By Public Affairs on September 25, 2015

Biology Professor Joseph Jez (right) and Suchismita Roy work in Jez's lab.

Student logs time at Washington University as part of binational consortium

By myralopez on September 8, 2015

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