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Watson Lecture: Lihong Wang

Wilton Wells Webster, Jr.

Wilton Wells (“Will”) Webster, Jr. (BS ’49), a pioneering inventor of cardiac catheters, passed away on November 10. He was 90. Curing patients with heart arrhythmias by radio-frequency ablation using catheters was a novel approach until Will Webster, together with...

Wilton Wells Webster, Jr. (BS ’49), 1928–2018

Wilton Wells (“Will”) Webster, Jr. (BS ’49), a pioneering inventor of cardiac catheters, passed away on November 10. He was 90. Curing patients with heart arrhythmias by radio-frequency ablation using catheters was a novel approach until Will Webster, together with...

Richard Van Kirk

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Four Alumni Named Members of American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Four Alumni Named Members of American Academy of Arts and Sciences

NASA Develops COVID-19 Prototype Ventilator in 37 Days

NASA Develops COVID-19 Prototype Ventilator in 37 Days

Daniel Ross

BS ’60 | MS ’61

Monroe M. Everett

( EX ’29 )

Edwin F. Barker, Jr.

(MS ’49)

Thomas F. Coleman

(MS ’46)

Lawrence P. Roth

(BS ’23)

Hyman Solomon

(BS ’33, MS ’33)

Frank L. Hooper

(BS ’51)

J. Kneeland Nunan

(MS ’38)

J. Philip Bromberg

( MS ’59)

Robert C. Matteson

(MS ’49)