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Pluto mission proposed to launch in 2006 Design/build, you might say,is the most basic, hands-on form of architecture -- no expensive consultants, no parceling out jobs, no headaches with subcontractors. Just plan it, pick up some tools and get to work. A handful of studios from the School of Architecture
is doing just that. In recent weeks, students
have completed a permanent shade pavilion in
the University City Loop; designed a soon-to-be-assembled
summer pavilion for the south lawn by Givens
Hall; installed a temporary memorial to St.
Louis abolitionist Mary Meachum and the Underground
Railroad; and created a series of projects for
the Missouri School for the Blind (MSB) and
the Delta Gamma Center for Children with Visual
Impairments. Full story
While you were sleeping; Nocturnal dialysis improves patients' health, quality of life
But researchers in the School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital
are training some of those people to receive dialysis treatments at home
while they sleep.Full story
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Ensuring preparedness; Disaster drill May 19 hosted by University Ensuring preparedness; Parking and other restrictions to be in place on Hilltop The University will host a disaster preparedness exercise from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. May 19. The event will be staged on the eastern end of the Hilltop Campus and
access to certain areas will be limited during the event. This exercise
is a regional effort involving agencies representing law enforcement,
firefighters and hospitals. Full story
Neurobiologist Sanes elected to National Academy of Sciences
Election to the academy is considered one of the highest honors that
can be bestowed on an American scientist or engineer. Sanes was one of
72 new members chosen April 30, bringing the total number of active members
to 1,907. Full story
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