News Former UW scientist granted $4.6M to cultivate first cell oxygen monitor By Aspen Anderson Contributing writer 23 hrs ago UW biotech spinout Opticyte was recently awarded $2.9 million in federal grants and $1.7 million in seed funding to launch the world’s first cell oxygen monitor. Lori Arakaki, former UW scientist and Ph.D. grad, is the co-founder and CEO of the company.
Office for International Student Advocacy previewed, election questions addressed at ASUW BOD meeting
Bats go cold as UW can’t take advantage of Bloebaum’s strong start With one out, and runners on second and third, the Washington baseball team only needed a productive out.
Intiman Theatre’s Black History Month conversation dually explores the binds of the past and the future of Black theater On Feb. 23, Seattle’s Intiman Theatre hosted a Black History Month conversation over Zoom titled “Black Theatre Beyond the Politics of Representation.” The event, hosted by Intiman board Chair Jasmine Mahmoud, with panelists author Stacie McCormick and playwright Wind Dell Woods, explored q…
Selling art and sharing stories: Student-Made Store promotes student artists across university campuses
Creating space for climate grief Snowstorms in Texas? Heatwaves in Los Angeles? The world is on fire?
Confronting past racism: From ‘The Bachelor’ to the anti-racism movement There is no easy magic formula for anti-racism.
