Researchers call for changes in 50 year-old drinking water standards
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Changes in drinking water quality in the 21st century are coming from a myriad of circumstances, and not all are for the best.
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Hardide Coatings to invest $7.25 million to establish first Virginia operation
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Hardide Coatings, Inc., a manufacturer of advanced surface coatings, will invest $7.25 million to establish its first Virginia operation in Henry County and create 29 new jobs.
Virginia Tech engineer developing a self-centering beam to better withstand earthquakes
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Economic losses from earthquakes are often devastating. The financial damages from earthquakes in Chile in 2010, Japan in 1995, and California in 1994 were $30 billion, $100 billion, and $20 billion respectively.
Virginia Tech engineers look into wastewater pollution issues to modernize Caribbean communities
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For the past three years, Virginia Tech civil and environmental engineering students and faculty advisers Mark Widdowson and John Novak, have spent considerable time in the Caribbean but the journeys were not of the recreational variety.
Virginia Tech’s Linsey Marr studies health impacts of engineered nanomaterials
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Virginia Tech professor Linsey Marr is now among a handful of researchers in the world who are addressing concerns about engineered nanomaterials in the atmosphere.
Virginia Tech scientists developing two-minute test for autism spectrum disorder
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Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute scientists have developed a brain-imaging technique that may be able to identify children with autism spectrum disorder in just two minutes.
Rotunda Restoration begins at the Science Museum of Virginia
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The Science Museum of Virginia begins restoration on the Rotunda dome this week as the building nears its 100 year anniversary.
Virginia Tech ‘s Melanie Kiechle examines the foul side of history
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Unusual odors have been strong indicators throughout history that something is not quite right. One year ago, the smell of licorice permeated the air in Elk River, West Virginia, alerting citizens to a chemical spill of coal-washing foam.
VCU physician-researcher to help advise the nation on preventive care
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Alex Krist, M.D., associate professor of family medicine and population health at VCU, today was appointed to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.
Scott Beardsley named dean of University of Virginia Darden School of Business
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The University of Virginia announced that Scott C. Beardsley has been selected as the ninth dean of the University of Virginia Darden School of Business.
