Charleston Gazette Mail | Monday, January 25, 2016 Seeing the robot he programmed compete live in no gravity against robots from other states and countries onboard the International Space Station seems Read More
Here is a list of five exciting summer science programs offering teens hands-on, authenic science engagement experiences Girls on Ice (link to pdf poster) This is a FREE wilderness science education program for high Read More
A group of West Virginia University engineering students have been accepted to NASA’s Micro-g Neutral Buoyancy Experiment Designs Team program, which challenges undergraduate students to design, build and test a tool or device Read More
Joel Sartore has produced more than 30 stories from around the world as a freelance photographer for NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC magazine. Founder of the PHOTO ARK: 5,000 species and counting. He is an author, speaker Read More
What – South Charleston High School students compete in Zero Robotics national contest finals programming actual robotic satellites that are on the International Space Station. Students watch via live downlink as competition Read More
Marshall and West Virginia universities have partnered to support health-related research projects through a new grant program. Each university has pledged $250,000 a year for three years, which will eventually Read More
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The Herald-Dispatch Dec 26, 2015 HUNTINGTON – Jason Chute, Marshall University Forensic Science Center DNA technical leader, presented information about the successful pilot project to review and expedite sexual assault Read More
The expected DOE EPSCoR Implementation Grants solicitation announcement for 2016 has not yet been released. Now that Congress and the President approved the federal budget, DOE EPSCoR will be able Read More
A team of researchers from West Virginia University’s Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources is working to create a “peel-and-stick” wireless sensor system that can monitor the temperature and Read More