NEURON SUMMER ISSUE: now available online
NEURON summer issue is now available Lian-Shin “Lance” Lin wants to see technology innovation improve the lives of West Virginians, especially those coping with the proper disposal of waste in Read More
F. Robin O’Keefe is “the Plesiosaur Guy.”
F. Robin O’Keefe never grew out of his childhood love for dinosaurs. An alum of both Stanford University and University of Chicago, O’Keefe now calls Huntington, West Virginia home where Read More
Scientist Spotlight: Zachariah Etienne
Zachariah Etienne has dedicated his life to physics, mathematics, and astronomy. From the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center to the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, Etienne worked tirelessly on simulated computer models, most Read More
SCIENTIST SPOTLIGHT: TIMOTHY CORRIGAN
The big picture of Dr. Tim Corrigan’s field of research starts with the very small. Most of what he does is on the nanoscale, in fact. A great deal of Read More
SCIENTIST SPOTLIGHT: DR. MARCIA HARRISON
It could be said that Marshall University’s Dr. Marcia Harrison digs a little deeper. Harrison is a professor in Marshall’s Department of Biological Sciences, and she keeps a close watch Read More
SCIENTIST SPOTLIGHT: DR. SHER HENDRICKSON-LAMBERT
Sher Hendrickson-Lambert has studied condors, taught about conservation in South Africa and helped round up wild horses in Ecuador. It sounds like a pretty diverse life, but the common denominator Read More
SCIENTIST SPOTLIGHT: DR. BRIAN ANDERSON
Brian Anderson says that West Virginia University is an unearthed gem in the world of energy research – and he has good authority to make that statement. The WVU associate Read More
SCIENTIST SPOTLIGHT: DR. ANDREW NICHOLS
Dr. Andrew Nichols loved hunting and fishing as a child growing up in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. His fascination with Legos and enjoyment of math and science naturally set him Read More
SCIENTIST SPOTLIGHT: DR. NICK WU
It’s a wonderful life according to Dr. Nianqiang “Nick” Wu, associate professor in West Virginia University’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Not only is his research cutting edge Read More
Scientist Spotlight: Dr. Barbara Liedl
The associate research professor at West Virginia State University is well known around the Gus R. Douglass Institute for the varieties of tomatoes she and her students cultivate. Bell peppers and Read More