In a recently published study, a team of researchers identified a process for managing reservoir pressure that improves the safety of underground carbon storage. The study team, led by Dr. Read More
Shepherd University President Mary J.C. Hendrix and Dr. Du-Shieng Chien, the president and founder of TaiRX, Inc., recently met to discuss ongoing research and the clinical trials in progress pertinent Read More
The West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission’s Chancellor’s STEM Speakers Series will continue next Thursday (September 8) with a presentation by Jennifer Gardy, a senior scientist at the British Columbia Read More
More than 65 researchers, including faculty, staff and students from several different disciplines, attended the 3rd Annual Marshall University Health Sciences Research Retreat last week on the Huntington campus. The morning Read More
Two Marshall University researchers are partnering with colleagues at Murray State University and the University of Kentucky on a $3.8 million National Science Foundation grant to study toxic algae blooms. Read More
Since flood waters destroyed communities throughout West Virginia in late June, West Virginia State University (WVSU) Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Micheal Fultz has been coordinating an effort to ensure Read More
Marshall University announced today that its Arthur Weisberg Family Applied Engineering Complex has been awarded LEED® Gold level of certification. The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating system, Read More
Uma Sundaram, M.D., vice dean for research and graduate education at the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, has received a five-year $2.39 million grant from the National Institutes of Read More
Groundbreaking cancer research led by Shepherd University President Mary J.C. Hendrix was featured in an article in the June 16 issue of the journal “Science.” The article focuses on work Hendrix’s lab Read More
An energy symposium that was part of the inauguration of Shepherd University President Mary J.C. Hendrix will air on West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s The West Virginia Channel later this month. Read More