The Record

Who will teach tomorrow’s coders?

The Institute for School Partnership is addressing Missouri’s desperate shortage of computer science educators through the Code.org professional learning program, which prepares educators with no coding experience to lead computer science classes.

Artificial intelligence and the future of medicine

Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform medicine. Two School of Medicine experts discuss how AI may change health care and what challenges need to be addressed before it can become part of routine care.

WashU Spaces: Dubinsky Printmaking Studio

Lisa Bulawsky, professor of art at the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, offers a guided tour of the Dubinsky Printmaking Studio, home to the nationally renowned print shop Island Press.

Student wins cookie contest

Gabbie Eyler won an award in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Holiday Cookie Contest for her chocolate turtle cookies. It’s the second straight year a WashU senior has won a top prize in the contest. Eyler learned to bake from her mother, Amy Eyler at the Brown School.

Engineering professor leads female faculty in patents

Meet Lan Yang, at the School of Engineering & Applied Science. The photonics researcher holds the most patents and disclosures of any female faculty member at the university. It wasn’t an easy path, and she wants to encourage girls today to pursue science.

People who act out dreams needed for study

Acting out dreams can be an early sign of serious neurological disease. A new study aims to identify which people with the disorder will go on to develop neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s.