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Mars mission bolstered by University team Sixteen people at the University helped NASA determine the landing sites for the rovers and will assist in the analysis of the data collected. Sequencing of Y chromsome sheds light on infertility, mysteries of maleness Researchers at the University's Genome Sequencing Center found that the human Y chromosome carries many duplicate genes. NSF program gives undergrads research experience Twenty students, including 15 from other universities, are participating in a program known as Research Experiences for Undergraduates. | | | | 150! WUSTL reaches sesquicentennial As part of the celebration, the University is launching an initiative to help better understand the role that research universities can play in addressing environmental issues.
Learning, teaching center named for Farrells A new state-of-the-art building nestled in the heart of the Medical Campus will be called The Farrell Learning and Teaching Center. Simpler e-mail system implemented by University A standard University electronic-mail address for faculty, staff and students is being phased in; all can use an "@wustl.edu" suffix. Trinkaus sets record straight on Neandertal facial length He authored a report that shows that modern humans are really the "odd man out" when it comes to facial lengths. | | ||||||||||||||||||||||
More Headlines 50-year-old hypothesis validated as experiments show how liquid metals resist turning solid Construction Update | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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