Michael Strager, West Virginia University
My research and my teaching go hand-in-hand. I can’t separate one from the other. I would say my teaching is only as good as my research.
Dr. Sanjaya, West Virginia State University
“I want to keep our talented, capable people home in West Virginia who feel forced to relocate, and we can do that with the jobs that this research will generate.”
Eric Blough, Marshall University
“I am thankful for the EPSCoR program because, without it, I would never have had the opportunity to come to Marshall. There is tremendous potential here, and I’m so pleased Read More
Zachariah Etienne, West Virginia University
“They say Einstein’s is the face that launched a thousand physics careers. Well, I’m one of them.”
Marshall and WVU receive $6 million to aid research and rural health
More than six million dollars remaining in a court settlement account has been transferred to Marshall University and West Virginia University. The funds were split equally between the Blanchette Rockefeller Read More
Marshall physician receives national distinction for multiple sclerosis care
Paul B. Ferguson, M.D., chair of the department of neurology at the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine and a physician specializing in the treatment of multiple sclerosis Read More
New technology coordinates drones in team missions
A West Virginia University mathematics researcher has developed an algorithm to mobilize unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in team missions. The new technology allows a team of UAVs to fly autonomously Read More
Marshall CITE dean honored for educational contributions to precast and prestressed concrete industry
Marshall University Professor Wael Zatar, dean of the College of Information Technology and Engineering (CITE), has been named the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) Distinguished Educator for 2016. The Distinguished Educator Read More
West Virginia University a common denominator in POWER efforts in coal country
While some hold out hope for a rejuvenated coal industry, most economists, and even some in the business, caution that market forces, not environmental regulations, are behind shrinking employment, and Read More
Pharmacy student chosen for WVHEPC award
Rachel M. Gregory, a fourth-year student at the Marshall University School of Pharmacy, has been selected to receive a competitive health care award from the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Read More