Dozens of undergraduates will head to the State Capitol on Wednesday, March 4 hoping to show state lawmakers concrete evidence of why research is important and worthy of their support. Read More
Three chemistry majors were recently honored as the first recipients of the Bayer Chemistry Scholarship at West Liberty University. Juniors Michael B. Bates of Spencer, W.Va. and McKensie L. Read More
What: The West Virginia University Department of Forensic and Investigative Sciences and the Next Generation Forensic Science Initiative will be hosting a forensic science summer camp for middle school (6th—8th Read More
An exciting day of Robotics competitions and demonstrations is planned at Shepherd University on March 28-29, 2015 whether you are an existing robotics team or whether you’re interested in getting Read More
Marshall University is accepting applications for the 2015 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) Fellowship. This program has been conducted at Marshall since 2005, and is funded by the state of Read More
Dr. Anita Aperia, professor of pediatrics at Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm and former member of the Nobel Assembly, who is widely recognized for her groundbreaking research to medicine’s understanding of Read More
A team of West Virginia University researchers will try to make green energy materials even greener by using naturally occurring nanometer-level structures that already exist in plant matter to develop Read More
This year’s XSEDE15 Conference will have a special track devoted to Education, Outreach and Training to help prepare a diverse 21st century workforce. We seek paper submissions that address the Read More
With concern growing about the safety of the nation’s bridges and other infrastructure, West Virginia University researchers studying how composite materials can be used to address the issues have received Read More
Students in West Virginia University’s” Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering are conducting research using wearable technologies under the guidance of Frances Van Scoy. Van Scoy, an associate Read More