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General ItemFeb. 27 Science on Tap: 'How does an octopus move its arms?' Date: Feb 06, 2025
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Article ItemNaren Ramakrishnan honored as Association for Computing Machinery fellow , article
Ramakrishnan was recognized for his leadership in developing new algorithms and systems to forecast disease outbreaks and geopolitical events.
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General ItemFaculty Nutshell Talks happening March 4 Date: Feb 05, 2025
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Article ItemChildren’s National Hospital, Virginia Tech expand research partnership to advance pediatric health , article
The partnership brings together Children’s National, ranked among the nation’s top pediatric hospitals by U.S. News & World Report, and Virginia Tech, a leading academic research institution.
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General ItemVegan cheese spread study seeks participants Date: Feb 03, 2025
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Article Item'Curious Conversations' podcast: Adam Coates talks about wildfires , article
Coates explained some of the science behind fire behavior, the role of landscape, and the challenges posed by urban areas to fire management. He also shared insights about preventative measures communities can take, including the use of prescribed burning.
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General ItemParticipants needed for Media and Executive Functions Study Date: Feb 03, 2025
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General ItemNow recruiting young adults with ADHD for brain study Date: Feb 02, 2025
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Article ItemRevolutionary lubricant prevents friction at high temperatures , article
Through a multi-university collaboration, researchers at Virginia Tech have discovered a new, solid lubricating mechanism that can reduce friction in machinery at extremely high temperatures, well beyond the breakdown temperature of traditional solid lubricant such as graphite.
Date: Jan 31, 2025 -
General ItemAre you hosting a summer undergraduate research program? Date: Jan 30, 2025
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Video ItemEngineering a better way to eat , video
Virginia Tech researchers, along with collaborators at Cornell University, have created a new robot friendly utensil to assist individuals with limited mobility. The kiri-spoon – from “kirigami,” the Japanese art form of cutting paper – can both grasp like a fork and scoop like a spoon.
Date: Jan 30, 2025 -
Article ItemVirginia Tech researchers study generative AI usage in higher education , article
While adoption of generative artificial intelligence is increasing in higher education and at Virginia Tech, gaps and roadblocks still exist on the way to improved integration.
Date: Jan 30, 2025 -
General ItemAre you helping an aunt or uncle with memory problems? Date: Jan 29, 2025
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General ItemResource page available for federal agency updates
The current administration has issued executive orders and other guidance that impact federal priorities, awarded projects, and impending funding from federal agencies or sponsors.
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Article ItemJohn Rossmeisl receives Virginia’s top faculty honor , article
Rossmeisl, whose research focuses on developing treatment options for brain cancers that are difficult to treat in dogs and humans, received a 2025 Outstanding Faculty Award from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
Date: Jan 29, 2025 -
Article ItemGraduate student’s research goal: Improve outcomes for brain cancer patients , article
A Jeanine L. Matte Fellowship will help advance Samantha Howerton’s doctoral research into personalized therapies for glioblastoma.
Date: Jan 29, 2025
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