Scientists see the world differently than most of us. In something as common and bothersome as a spider web for example, scientists discover important evolutionary clues. West Liberty University alumna Read More
The ball comes down the court in the hands of a 120-pound player, the crowd cheering. The shot goes up – the other team tries to block it – but Read More
If you closely follow scientific discoveries about the universe, you’ll have read that across the sky as many as 10,000 celestial radio signals a day are emitting a bright pulse Read More
Rockefeller hosts National Youth Science Camp luncheon, holds Commerce Committee hearing on federal investments in R&D and STEM education Senator Jay Rockefeller, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Read More
The Statler College will host an Engineering Challenge Camp that focuses on engineering in action for high school students July 20-25. HIGHLIGHTED ACTIVITIES: Tuesday, July 22, 9 a.m. and 1 Read More
Ross Ryskamp, a mechanical and aerospace engineering doctoral student from Woodbridge, Virginia, was awarded a STEM Mountains of Excellence Scholarship from the Office of Graduate Education and Life at West Read More
The Statler College will host its two Engineering Challenge Camps for elementary aged students the week of July 28. HIGHLIGHTED ACTIVITIES: First-Third Grade Camp Tuesday, July 29, 10 a.m., Read More
In 2013, the American Society of Civil Engineers graded the condition of bridges in the United States at a C+. To combat that rating, a West Virginia University professor is Read More
West Virginia University and the Huaneng Clean Energy Research Institute signed an agreement in Beijing, China, on Tuesday to conduct a joint study on the use of a deep, saline Read More
The Marshall Institute for Interdisciplinary Research (MIIR) and the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine today announced they will be partnering with an international biosciences company to develop Read More