What feeds fish in the Chesapeake Bay? Scientists cast wide net to learn more
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Aquatic forage species — the small fish, worms and other out-of-sight species that feed all the others — are the lifeblood of the Chesapeake Bay.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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New smartphone app helps farmers manage row crop pests
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Using modern technology ensures farmers can produce more efficient, maximum crop yields, and now there’s a new tool of the trade—a smartphone app that helps growers keep damaging pests at bay.
Love, sex, and robots: Doctoral candidate studying ethics of humanoid robots
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Is it possible to have a loving relationship with a robot? Is a machine capable of giving consent? And how do gender dynamics play out among beings made of metal and silicone?
Virongy Biosciences Inc. to invest $471,000 in Prince William County facility
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Virongy Biosciences Inc., a developer of viral diagnostic technologies, anti-viral drugs, and therapeutic viral vectors, will invest $471,000 to expand in Prince William County.
UVA Health launches world’s first focused ultrasound cancer immunotherapy center
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UVA Health and the Charlottesville-based Focused Ultrasound Foundation have launched the world’s first center dedicated specifically to advancing a focused ultrasound and cancer immunotherapy treatment approach.
Kaine hears about regional effort to create next-generation transportation hub
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A Virginia Tech-led effort could establish Southwest and Southern Virginia as a global leader in next-generation transportation by creating the most advanced real-world test environments for automated vehicles and delivery technologies.
Waynesboro Public Schools sponsoring AAPI Community Conversation
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Waynesboro Public Schools plans to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month by hosting a community conversation on Wednesday.
Support for Ukraine: English instructor seeks materials to help others teach
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After evacuating their homes in Kyiv with only the clothes they had on and one laptop, the apartment is their sanctuary from the war in Ukraine. And it is a classroom.
Youngkin announces $631,262 to enhance crisis management in schools
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The Department of Criminal Justice Services has been awarded $631,262 in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services School Violence Prevention Program.
Mental health screenings will help K-12 schools support social-emotional skills
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Universal mental health screenings for children in schools K-12 will help address the growing concern of the mental health crisis among children and teens.
