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Jan 6 Year in review; circadian rhythm finding; remembering the holidays

Dec 18 COVID-19 vaccinations begin; Class Acts; expert on moon rocks

Dec 16 COVID-19 vs. the flu; Bayly professorship; WashU Dance Theatre online

Dec 14 Food insecurity and schools; E. coli toxin; rechargeable batteries study

Dec 11 Supporting international students; COVID-19 vaccines coming; better supply chain

Dec 10 The Record: Happenings

Dec 9 Detecting Alzheimer’s stages; Head Start funding; National Academy of Inventors fellows

Dec 7 Vaccines for elderly; corporate boards and risk; black hole insights

Dec 4 Using Mars’ water; neuroscience building update; plants and pollinators

Dec 3 The Record: Happenings

Dec 2 How memories work; protecting against osteoarthritis; cancer research in practice

Nov 25 AAAS fellows named; COVID-19 cases forecast; Rhodes finalists

Nov 23 Lost crops secrets; special ed and COVID; violence against girls

Nov 20 Lethal brain infections; Davis stepping down; light nuclei research

Nov 19 The Record: Happenings

Nov 18 Less grocery variety; self-powered sensors; holiday planning amid COVID-19

Nov 16 Recruiting during pandemic; COVID-19 and inflammation; helpful Hillman

Nov 13 Preventing serious COVID-19 complications; pollution and pandemics; vaccine supply chain

Nov 12 The Record: Happenings

Nov 11 Altering cancer cells; fossil cranium discovery; election results experts

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In May, frontline caregivers are treating a COVID-19 patient in an intensive-care unit at Barnes-Jewish Hospital. The critical-care team includes nurse Kyle Breitenstein (green cap) and Praveen Chenna, MD (far right), associate professor of medicine in the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. (Photo: Matt Miller/Washington University School of Medicine)

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