Kenneth Kelton
11.5.25

Obituary: Kenneth F. Kelton, professor emeritus of physics

The Source
Cahokia Heights aerial view
11.3.25

How WashU scientists are helping a Metro East town battle a public health crisis

The Ampersand
Gabrielle Adams with Katharina Lodders
10.31.25

Graduate students recognized for research excellence

The Ampersand
10.30.25

Postdoctoral Fellowship Opening

Some exoplanets two to four times Earth’s diameter known as sub-Neptunes seem to contain puzzlingly large volumes of water. A new experimental study confirms a chemical reaction by which these planets could make their own water.NASA; ESA; CSA; Dani Player/STScI
10.29.25

Alien worlds may be able to make their own water

Science
10.27.25

Drilling deep to study the oxygenation of Earth

The Ampersand
10.27.25

Are there other Earths out there?
David Fike, Chair; Bill McKinnon, and Dean Feng Sheng Hu at McKinnon's installation ceremony
10.20.25

McKinnon installed as Clark Way Harrison Distinguished Professor

The Source
10.17.25

Physics Graduate Student, Writasree Maitra, awarded QUP Internship at KEK in Japan
10.10.25

Scientists can see Earth’s permafrost thawing from space
10.9.25

EEPS Research Roundup March - September 2025
Viewing through the Crow Observatory telescope
10.9.25

Celebrating International Observe the Moon Night

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