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Drivers with dementia is topic of health providers workshop  School of Medicine researchers have developed a three-hour workshop that trains health-care providers to identify potentially unsafe drivers with dementia. Post-Berlin-Wall art featured at Kemper The installation, on view Feb. 9-April 29, is the first thematic museum exhibition to examine how contemporary artists have dealt with the ramifications of German unification. Olin Cup business competition awards $90,000 Three early stage companies received commitments for funding and mentoring support at the annual Olin Cup Awards Ceremony Feb. 1. The top prize of $50,000 went to medical device company Neurolife. Two other companies received $20,000 in funding: Senetric, a company that developed software to reduce the cost of Radio-frequency identification (RFID) sensor networks; and Smart DNA Solutions, a company that offers affordable genetic testing. The $5,000 student award went to Peter Braxton of Neurolife. A.G. Edwards gift expands entrepreneurial programs A.G. Edwards Inc., the St. Louis-based national investment firm, will establish the A.G. Edwards Visiting Professorship in Entrepreneurship. Potential smart materials studied Two WUSTL researchers are part of a team that hopes to someday develop smart materials called biomimetics that mimic nature. Photos of Record - click on the photo to view a larger version and full caption | |
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