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Time-lapse single-molecule orientation-localization microscopy (SMOLM) of amyloid beta (Aβ42) fibrils undergoing remodeling, taken over 10 minutes, shown as a multi-colored mosaic. Transiently binding and flashing Nile blue (NB) molecules enable the nanoscale architectures of growing and decaying regions in fibrils to be visualized into these rainbow streams

WashU researchers shine light on amyloid architecture

Lew lab’s innovative microscopy charts amyloid beta’s underlying structure could yield insight into neurodegenerative disease.

07.19.2024

Arye Nehorai and alumnus Uri Goldsztejn developed a model using deep learning to predict preterm births as early as 31 weeks of pregnancy. (Credit: iStock photo)

Preterm births could be predicted at around 31 weeks’ gestation, new model shows

Arye Nehorai’s lab uses electrical activity, deep learning to make prediction.

05.18.2023

Alum Woerner is developing new tech to explore ocean floor

Systems science & engineering alum Kyle Woerner designs innovative technologies that will make unmanned exploration of the ocean floor more feasible.

11.09.2022

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2023 Emerging Leader: Frank Bergh

Frank Bergh, PE, has built his career at the intersection of renewable energy technology and holistic humanitarian development. He specializes in the design of utility-scale and micro-grid wind, solar and energy storage projects

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