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Brauer Hall

  1. Brauer Hall is home to the Department of Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering (EECE), with space for the Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME).

  2. BME lab

  3. BME teaching lab

  4. EECE lab

  5. The Chemical and Environmental Analysis Facility (CEAF) is shared research, and educational environment. 

  6. Brauer 12, distance learning classroom

Want to see more? Take a look at some research happening in Brauer Hall labs:

Green Hall

  1. Green Hall is home to the Preston M. Green Department of Electrical & Systems Engineering.

  2. ESE classroom

  3. The Collaboration Room on the second floor is an open study space and also used for events.

  4. Rodin Classroom

  5. Lan Yang's micro/nano photonics lab. Yang is the Edwin H. & Florence G. Skinner Professor.

Want to see more? Take a look at some of the research happening in Green Hall labs:

Jubel Hall

  1. Jubel Hall is the new home of the Department of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science.

  2. Spartan Light Metal Products Makerspace

  3. MEMS lab

  4. Jubel Hall classroom
  5. Common study space

Want to see more? Take a look at some of the work done in Jubel Hall:

Lopata Hall

  1. Lopata Hall is home to Undergraduate Engineering Student Services, Graduate Student Services, the Sever Institute and the Technology & Leadership Center. Lopata is located near the Olin Library on the Danforth Campus.

  2. Lopata Gallery is an open space for students to study and eat. 

  3. Lopata Hall is home to both Undergraduate Student Services and Graduate Student Services where students can receive academic advising and support.

  4. Technology & Leadership Center

  5. Vertigo is an annual dance party hosted by EnCouncil. It is the second most attended event on campus! Each year’s Vertigo has a different theme, with some past themes being Urban, Old-School Video Games, Inferno, Construction and Space.

  6. Stanley’s Sushi & Tea House offers students a chance to grab a healthy meal and boba tea while studying in the gallery.

Want to see more? Take a look at past activities in Lopata Gallery:

McKelvey Hall

  1. McKelvey Hall is home to the Department of Computer Science & Engineering and support Washington University’s data science efforts.

  2. The research neighborhoods replace traditional walls with open spaces and moveable partitions, bringing together collaborative groups while maintaining maximum flexibility for the changing needs of cutting-edge research.

  3. McKelvey Hall Bytes Café

  4. Study and lounge area with views of the East End and the Engineering complex

The name McKelvey has a long history and bright future in engineering's role at Washington University in St. Louis. Learn more:

Urbauer Hall

  1. Urbauer Hall has research laboratories and classrooms, including the Machine Shop and the Engineering Communication Center.

  2. The Engineering Communication Center and multiple computing labs and classrooms are located in Urbauer.

  3. Computing labs

Whitaker Hall

  1. Home to the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Whitaker Hall is located near the northeast corner of WashU's Danforth Campus.

  2. Whitaker Hall Atrium

  3. Whitaker Auditorium

  4. One of the many labs located in Whitaker Hall

  5. A glimpse of Lori Setton's lab. Setton is the Department Chair and Lucy & Stanley Lopata Distinguished Professor of Biomedical Engineering.

Want to see more? Take a look at some of the research happening in Whitaker Hall labs:

Shared spaces

  1. The Washington University School of Medicine is just two metro stops away from the East End, or a short bike ride through Forest Park, from the main Danforth Campus.

  2. Hong Chen, assistant professor in biomedical engineering, develops ultrasound techniques for noninvasive, targeted, and personalized brain cancer diagnosis and treatment and for understanding brain functions in her Ultrasound Laboratory on the medical campus.

  3. The medical campus is located in the Central West End, an urban, walkable neighborhood adjacent to Forest Park with metro access, restaurants, hotels and entertainment.

Medical campus

Want to see more? Take a look at some of the research done in collaboration with WashU medicine:

  1. The majority of the IMSE user facilities are located in the basement of Rudolph Hall (Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences).

  2. IMSE is the home to over 30 scientific instruments with facilities that available for use by researchers from WashU as well as other academic institutions and corporations.

  3. IMSE facilities includes a 14,000 net sq. ft. facility opened in Fall 2013 which includes a nanofabrication facility and a materials characterization facility.

  4. Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope (STEM)

  5. Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope (ESEM)

Institute of Materials Science & Engineering

The Institute of Materials Science & Engineering (IMSE) supports the interdisciplinary field focused on the development and application of new materials with desirable properties and microstructures.