Above: Xingbo Liu, Statler chair of engineering, conducts research at his WVU lab. The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded $2 million to support Liu’s development of high-entropy coatings capable Read More
The graduating class of Marshall University’s Master of Science in Forensic Science program has again earned the highest collective score in the nation on the Forensic Science Assessment Test (FSAT). Read More
The newest issue of Neuron is now available online. Meet the three current Research Challenge Grant awardees – Drs. F. Heath Damron, Jianli (John) Hu, and Nasser Nasrabadi – and learn Read More
Photo: Posing with the ceremonial check announcing the establishment of the Dr. Jerome A. Gilbert Professorship in Biomedical Engineering are, from left, Dr. David Dampier, dean of the College of Engineering Read More
With a new $11 million grant from the National Institutes of Health, West Virginia University has become just the second university in the country to receive funding for a visual-sciences Center of Biomedical Read More
Students taking biology classes at Shepherd University have the opportunity to use two professional-grade inverted fluorescence microscopes that were recently donated by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Shepherd is Read More
The National Science Foundation has awarded $366,624 for a research project at Marshall University that could have findings affecting everything from how to protect humans during space travel to how Read More
Faculty in the Marshall University College of Engineering and Computer Sciences have recently received research grants from the National Science Foundation. Two grants have been awarded in recent months to Read More
WVU researchers have developed a model that detects drug trafficking on social media platforms. (WVU Illustration/Sheree Wentz) Social media can be much more than political rants and snapshots of scrumptious meals Read More
Join us in Huntington for, “From College Dropout to PhD: Finding Resilience in your STEM Journey,” with Dr. Raven Baxter, aka “Raven the Science Maven,” at Marshall University’s Memorial Student Read More