Youngkin adds to administration, boards; list includes three with ties to Staunton
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration and board appointments this week including three people from Staunton.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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A Cavalier is helping Hokies understand why dog breeds are predisposed to heart conditions
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A 5-month-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel is participating in a cardiology study at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.
Crystal Graham: Top 2023 stories focused on animal welfare, affordable housing, mental health
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In case you missed them, reporter Crystal Graham prepared a roundup of her top stories from 2023.
Legislation would streamline NRCS approval of conservation processes for farmers
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The process for the NRCS to approve new conservation practices is slow, bureaucratic and without clear guidelines.
House SST Committee members request study of underrepresented STEM graduate students
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American graduate and postdoctoral students conduct work integral to the implementation of the bipartisan, bicameral CHIPS and Science Act.
Scientific team including VCU Massey develop therapy for ‘undruggable target’
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A team of scientists at VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center have successfully developed a targeted therapy for the KRAS protein.
Youngkin adds Charlottesville residents to state commerce, education boards
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional board appointments including naming two Charlottesville residents to state boards.
AG Miyares provides official opinion on proton radiation therapy in cancer treatment
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Proton radiation therapy is a groundbreaking nonsurgical advanced radiation technology clinically proven to precisely treat tumors.
Lawmakers encourage U.S. Treasury to adopt strong climate standards
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The Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit incentivizes and rewards new clean hydrogen projects and encourages emission-free energy.
Karl Blankenship: Chesapeake Bay ‘dead zone’ shrinks to smallest on record
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The Chesapeake Bay’s oxygen-starved “dead zone” in 2023 was the smallest observed in nearly 40 years of monitoring, scientists recently reported.
