West Virginia State University (WVSU) has been awarded a $764,792 grant by the Kanawha County Commission for the establishment of a Cybersecurity Innovation Center (CIC) at the university. The funding Read More
Above: Kenan Hatipoglu, associate professor and interim chair, West Virginia University Institute of Technology Electrical & Computer Engineering Department In 2020, Dr. Kenan Hatipoglu, an associate professor in the electrical Read More
Above: Signing ceremony at Marshall’s Weisberg Applied Engineering Complex Marshall University’s Institute for Cyber Security (ICS) is teaming up with the West Virginia National Guard and Forge Security LLC to Read More
Students attending the upcoming Mineral County STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) Festival, will get the opportunity to learn how simple geometry can form never ending patterns, to try maple Read More
WVU’s Organic Research, Education and Outreach Center is one of seven statewide farm facilities maintained by the Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Design. (WVU Photo) West Virginia University’s Davis College Read More
Partnering with technology giant IBM, Bluefield State College (BSC) is now offering training and certification in data science. BSC is among the first institutions of higher education in the world Read More
Above: Top row, left to right: Abbie Culicerto, Alexandria Chapman, Cassidy Griffey, Isabella Gharib, and Jacob Wriston; Bottom row, left to right: Olivia Noel, Brooke Ooten, Brooklyn Johnson, Emily Akers, Read More
Above: Tom Cuchta (left), assistant professor of mathematics at Fairmont State University, and Alexander Lyapin (right), Fulbright Scholar from the Siberian Federal University in Krasnoyarsk, Russia (Fairmont State University) Fairmont Read More
Above: Peiyun Shi, postdoctoral researcher in the WVU Department of Physics and Astronomy, recently discovered a breakthrough in magnetic reconnection that could ultimately help predict space weather. (WVU Photo/Andrew Marvin) A West Read More
Above: WVU researchers have earned $2.15 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health to develop machine-learning tools and GIS analyses to predict where COVID-19 testing will be most Read More