PRC actions are ‘attempt of the Chinese Communist Party to subdue us without fighting’
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The Senate Committee on Intelligence held an open hearing about actions by the PRC which are conspiratorial in nature, but not illegal.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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Climate and Energy News Roundup: What’s making news in the environment
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A UN climate report card on progress since the 2015 Paris Agreement says countries are trying, but urgently need to improve their efforts.
Warner pushes Biden administration to prepare government workforce for AI
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The challenges of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence (AI) will require a workforce prepared to handle challenges.
SCCF accepting entrepreneurs and business ideas in new Incubator Program
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The application period for the SCCF’s new Incubator Program for Entrepreneurs in the Shenandoah Valley is open on a rolling basis.
Youngkin signs executive directive on AI with focus on four areas of public protections
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed Executive Directive Number Five (2023) yesterday on Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Shenandoah Valley welcomes Sen. Kaine for visits to rail trail, wood manufacturer and JMU
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine will visit the Shenandoah Valley on Friday to receive an update, tour a wood manufacturer and discuss common ground.
Fralin spinoff partners with UVA Health to improve screening for opioid use disorder
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BEAM will work with UVA Health to further validate the technology and interface with UVA Health’s electronic medical record system.
Coming to America: German yeast manufacturer to establish operation in Rockingham County
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Leiber is a German manufacturer that processes brewers’ yeast into animal nutrition, biotechnology and nutraceutical products.
CDC approves vaccine to combat new COVID variants, recent spike in hospitalizations
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A new COVID vaccine is available and is recommended for all people over 6 months of age after an emergence of new coronavirus variants.
VCU Bridging the Gap program awarded part of $5M grant to serve victims of violence
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Part of a $5 million grant will allow VCU Health to serve victims of violence in the Richmond area and expand educational opportunities.
