EPSCoR 2030 – A report to the National Science Foundation
EPSCoR 2030 – A Report to the National Science Foundation (pdf) Executive Summary: A panel of nationally recognized scientists and engineers met in January 2012 at the behest of the Read More
WV State to host Cyber Infrastructure Day on Friday, 8-31
West Virginia State University will host a one-day conference on Friday, August 31, 2012, to showcase state-of-the-art computing technologies available to researchers at the university and across the region. The Read More
Leading students to the edge of science
The Summer 2012 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 Concord University Read More
Scientist spotlight: Dr. Joe Allen
Dr. Joe Allen is professor of geology and chair of Concord University‘s Division of Natural Sciences. Dr. Allen focuses on getting undergraduate students involved in research. As the discoverer Read More
WVU Tech first Cyber-Physical Systems Symposium photo
Unveiling the banner for the new Center of Excellence for Cyber-Physical Systems are WVU Tech’s Baozhong Tian, Houbing Song, Nan Wang, Carolyn Long, Higher Education Policy Commission’s Jack Smith, Tech’s Read More
Funding for collaborative medical research announced at Marshall University
The investigators and their projects are listed below: Dr. Pier Paolo Claudio, Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology, and Dr. Anthony Alberico, Department of Neuroscience – “Chemotherapy resistance and sensitivity testing Read More
WVSU student researchers win in national competition photo
Celebrating student achievements at the 1890 Association of Research Directors Symposium are Dr. Robert Barney, associate director of the WVSU Agricultural & Environmental Research Station, and student winners Natalia Montenegro, Read More
Read the Spring 2012 Neuron, the WV Journal of Science and Research
The Spring 2012 issue of the Neuron, West Virginia’s quarterly journal of science and research, is now available on line or in print. Articles include a cover feature on Read More
SPION-Aptamers As The Working Element To Sense Environmental Contaminants
We all care for the environment and watch it closely because the quality of our lives is linked to environmental health. Chemicals released at low levels can accumulate, degrade or Read More
Aptamers for Detecting Harmful Substances
Identification of aptamers, a class of biomolecule-based complexing agents, is a major research challenge. Aptamers have a broad range of potential applications as probes in electrochemical sensors for the detection Read More