Timothy Long, one of three Virginia Outstanding Scientists for 2015, tells how materials of the future can be created to serve multiple functions. Printed on a 3D printer, walls of a “smart building” might be able to perform tasks such as move water or control sound. The research involves an interdisciplinary approach – chemists and other scientists working with architects and engineers.
Long, a professor of chemistry in Virginia Tech’s College of Science and director of the university’s Macromolecules Interfaces Institute, recently talked about his research at an Outreach and International Affairs–sponsored high-tech showcase in Newport News.
The select media panel, gotta give ‘em credit, those guys and gals (?), they know not to award anybody, even the herculean punter, from a team that lost 51-7.
BRITE Bus is offering free rides on all routes on Election Day, Tuesday, with routes serving polling places across Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County – including precincts in Verona, Fishersville and Stuarts Draft.
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