CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Six faculty members at West Virginia public universities have received ‘mini-grants’ from the state to assist in preparing proposals with the goal of obtaining much larger research Read More
Fall 2013 issue of Nanooze sent to West Virginia eighth graders Click here to read the Fall 2013 Nanooze West Virginia magazine (pdf)Science teachers can click here for additional resources Read More
The 5th biennial Science, Technology and Research (STaR) Symposium, hosted by the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission’s Division of Science and Research, took place on Oct. 22-23 in Read More
Dr. Bin Wang has traveled far in her young career, both geographically and professionally. As assistant professor of Chemistry at Marshall University, she lives 6,000 miles from her native Beijing. Read More
The Winter 2013 issue of the Neuron, West Virginia’s quarterly journal of science and research, is now available online and in print. Articles include a cover feature on Marshall University Read More
The Division of Science and Research is accepting proposals from faculty at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions (PUI) and Community and Technical Colleges (CTC) to foster stronger research collaboration among the state’s Read More
The Division of Science and Research is accepting Mini-Grants for Proposal Preparation. The mini-grants are $5,000 grants to supplement the salary of selected faculty members to allow them to devote Read More
In 2004, the West Virginia Legislature enacted a bill that established the Research Challenge Fund to support research and development projects at institutions of higher education. The legislature found that Read More
Request for Pre-Proposals from NASA WV EPSCoR – The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) anticipates to issue the FY 2013 NASA Cooperative Agreement Notice (CAN) for the Experimental Program Read More
Dr. Jeremy Dawson is research assistant professor in the Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at West Virginia University and principal investigator for CITeR, the Center for Identification Read More