Grant Opportunities for 7-1-2016
The Grant Opportunity 7-1-2016 (pdf) of the Division of Science and Research update regarding current grant opportunities from a variety of funders is available by clicking the highlighted text above. To Read More
Patrice Harris, WVU grad and Bluefield native, becomes first African-American woman to lead American Medical Association Board of Trustees
West Virginia University School of Medicine graduate Patrice Harris, M.D., was recently elected as chair of the American Medical Association’s (AMA) Board of Trustees. Dr. Harris is the first African-American Read More
Students in grades 3-9 invited to participate in Marshall’s green summer science camps
Students in grades 3-9 are invited to participate in Marshall University’s Green Summer Science Adventure sessions, which will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, July 8; Monday, Read More
Team from WVU wins international drilling competition
In its first-ever attempt, a team of five students from West Virginia University captured top honors in Drillbotics, an international drilling competition designed to test teams’ ability to create a miniature Read More
WVU-based NAFTC connects WV state parks to electric "plug-in" vehicle charging
The National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium, a program of West Virginia University, helped the West Virginia State Parks system personnel learn more about electric vehicle chargers that will soon be Read More
Marshall hosts undergraduate students for biomedical research opportunities
Seventeen undergraduate students from 10 institutions are spending part of their summer conducting biomedical research in Marshall University laboratories. While in Huntington, the interns will focus on research projects related Read More
Marshall Health physician selected for national obstetrics and gynecology academic training program
Amanda N. Pauley, M.D., an assistant professor with the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine and a fellow of the American Read More
Marshall School of Pharmacy joins national effort to educate students on prescription drug abuse
The Marshall University School of Pharmacy has joined 93 other schools of pharmacy across the United States by pledging to educate student pharmacists on ways to combat the nation’s prescription Read More
RCBI makerspace provides community with resources to create
The maker movement continues to make an impact in Huntington, West Virginia, with the opening of The Robert C. Byrd Institute’s (RCBI) Maker Vault. The Maker Vault, located in an old Read More
Marshall exercise science professor plays instrumental role in new rosacea research
Dr. Kumika Toma of the Marshall University College of Health Professions has made significant contributions in determining the causes of rosacea, according to a research study published in the Journal Read More