The Record

Earlier Alzheimer’s diagnosis may be possible

For years, scientists have sought ways to identify brain changes associated with Alzheimer’s earlier in the disease process. Now, School of Medicine researchers have developed a chemical compound that detects amyloid clumps better than FDA-approved agents.

Startup Connection to showcase new businesses, innovation Nov. 16

Startup Connection — the region’s premier event supporting and promoting new businesses, innovation and entrepreneurship — returns to Washington University Nov. 16.

New research shows how chickens crossed the Red Sea

Discarded chicken bones still etched with teeth marks from thousands of years ago provide some of the oldest known physical evidence for the introduction of domesticated chickens to Africa, Arts & Sciences research shows.

Medical students present distinguished teaching awards

School of Medicine students recently honored faculty, residents and staff with the Distinguished Service Teaching Awards for the 2015-16 academic year. The award recognizes those who have made significant contributions to the training of future physicians.

WashU Expert: Wins, losses in branding the presidential election

As Americans head to the polls today to decide the presidential contest between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, Olin’s Raphael Thomadsen said the tight race boils down, in part, to poor branding.