Two Shepherd University computer science students came away winners from the IEEE Region 2 Student Activities Conference April 7-9 at Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey. David Cookerly, a computer Read More
Jennifer Niemann, an undergraduate student in the Marshall University Department of Mathematics, has received a national research award sponsored by the American Statistical Association (ASA) and the Consortium for the Read More
Marshall University’s Digital Forensics and Information Assurance program will offer a three-day training event to introduce investigators to the concept of behavioral analysis using computer artifacts. The training will take Read More
Aviation students at Fairmont State University are preparing to launch a high-altitude balloon to the edge of space this month as part of their activities for their Aviation Physics course. Working Read More
Early last year, a team of scientists detected gravitational waves in the universe – something that Albert Einstein predicted a hundred years prior in his theory of relativity. Dr. Sean Read More
What’s in Our Water?? Elk River’s MCHM spill In the western world, we have come to expect clean drinking water from indoor plumbing. It wasn’t always been this way, nor Read More
Three West Virginia State University (WVSU) students won awards in their respective agricultural and environmental research competitions at the Association of 1890 Research Directors (ARD) 2017 Biennial Research Symposium, held Read More
Whether she is winning prestigious awards from the national honor society for women in chemistry or traveling across the U.S. to present her biochemistry research, Amanda Smythers is setting the Read More
West Virginia State University (WVSU) scientists and students will illustrate how “Chemistry Helps Feed the World” during the national Chemists Celebrate Earth Day (CCED) event Saturday, April 15, from noon Read More
For more than half his life, Mannon Gallegly, West Virginia University professor emeritus of plant pathology, has been perfecting the tomato. In 1950, his research on vegetable diseases and tomato Read More