AI for agriculture
WSU will lead a multi-institutional research effort to develop artificial intelligence solutions to tackle some of agriculture’s biggest challenges related to labor, water, weather and climate change.
First physicians
The first class of medical doctors from the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine is ready to make a difference.
Working to improve lives and communities
Abby Griffith, a 2021 WSU graduate, advocates for people with disabilities.
Meet the 2021 Top Ten Seniors
WSU recognizes graduating students who represent the highest standards in academics, athletics, campus involvement, community service, and visual and performing arts.
More than just numbers
WSU math professor Sergey Lapin seeks ways to combat serious diseases, among other applications of mathematics.
A 3D Printing Journey
Engineering Professor Amit Bandyopadhyay will deliver the Distinguished Faculty Address on his vision for additive manufacturing.
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- Leading research“Junk DNA” sequence may play a role in aging and cancer A new discovery places researchers one step closer to understanding how genes influence aging in certain types of cells.
- Helping growersBee-impersonating flies act as pollinatorsA tiny bee imposter, the black-and-yellow-striped syrphid fly, is responsible for roughly a third of pollinator visits to flowers at urban and rural farms.
- Safeguarding healthVaccine requirements in Fall 2021 for students and employees WSU will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination for the 2021-22 academic year for all students and intends to extend requirement to all employees engaging in activities at a WSU campus or location.
- Advancing sustainabilityNew, environmentally friendly way to strengthen soilsGranules made from potato waste bacteria can shore up soils for building and erosion control without the greenhouse gas emissions of current cement-based additives.
- Key discoveryNewly discovered gene is critical to DNA repairSun damage and other DNA lesions can contribute to aging. When DNA damage occurs, a gene known as ELOF1 can repair it.
- Business insightsCutbacks and layoffs? Here’s how to preserve morale Morale is less likely to plunge if companies invest in remaining employees with training, team-building, and manageable workloads.
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