Dr. Habiba Chirchir (pictured), an associate professor of biological sciences in Marshall University’s College of Science, and Dr. Suzanne Strait, professor of biological sciences, have been awarded a grant by Read More
WVU School of Medicine researcher Wen Tao Deng is studying how a benign virus—engineered adeno-associated virus—can be used in gene therapy to treat vision problems associated with specific photoreceptors. Her Read More
Above (left to right): Jean Slonaker, Horticultural Society secretary/treasurer, and Dr. Stephen Miller, president. A $10,300 gift from the West Virginia State Horticultural Society to the Shepherd University Foundation will Read More
A photo of Venus taken from a telescope. WVU engineers are developing software for aerobots that will explore Venus’ environment. (WVU Photo/Yu Gu) Engineers at West Virginia University are propelling exploration forward Read More
West Virginia’s three medical schools—the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM), and West Virginia University’s (WVU) School of Medicine and Office Read More
Photo: Bryan Branham (left), director of Marshall’s Bill Noe Flight School, thanks Arville Cline, Marshall alumnus and CFO/COO of Metatron Unmanned Solutions, for the company’s donation of drones to the flight Read More
Drivers on winding West Virginia roads often encounter road damage caused by rockfalls, even if they aren’t present when the rocks tumble down the hillside. West Virginia University researchers hope to cut Read More
(Above, from left): Students Zach Kaminiski, Ashley Bibey, Page Adams, Michelle Chenoweth, Montana Fonner, Emma Cooper, Danni Vieira and Elaine Barr of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services. West Read More
Marshall University’s Center for Environmental, Geotechnical and Applied Sciences (CEGAS) has begun year two of evaluating properties for potential solar farms. The project is taking place through collaboration with its Read More
Although it’s a common heat source for agricultural buildings, propane often creates a wet heat that exacerbates illness in poultry. Using what was once a waste product in the forestry Read More