Virginia Tech, Children’s National Hospital partnering to advance healthcare with AI
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Thought leaders from academia and medical practice explored how artificial intelligence (AI) can advance children’s health care.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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Virginia Tech professor sees interest in Ukraine to negotiate with Russia to end war
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A Virginia Tech professor who has researched public opinion in Ukraine for a decade is seeing interest from Ukrainians to negotiate an end to the country’s two-plus-year war with Russia.
American Lung Association in Virginia issues call for research grant applicants
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The American Lung Association in Virginia announced the start of its 2025-2026 research awards and grants cycle at the end of August.
Virginia State University awarded $693K in federal funding for HBCU research project
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Virginia State University will receive $693,664 to support its HBCU Research and Collaboration Exchange Project.
University of Mary Washington’s President Troy Paino in top 500 of Virginia’s leaders for 2024
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As the 10th president since 2016 of the University of Mary Washington, Troy Paino is at the top of the Fredericksburg college’s leadership.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces additional board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional board appointments on Friday including the Frontier Culture Museum of Virginia in Staunton.
‘Enter Sandman’: Virginia Tech, Metallica team up for co-branded merchandise for fans
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Playing “Enter Sandman” at Virginia Tech football games in Lane Stadium is a tradition dating back to 2000.
UVA Cancer Center first in Virginia to offer new therapy for small cell lung cancer
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UVA Cancer Center is the first healthcare provider in Virginia to offer a newly approved immunotherapy to treat small cell lung cancer.
U.S. Senate approves 11 of 12 FY 2025 draft funding bills with Virginia priorities
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U.S. Sens. Mark R. Warner and Tim Kaine of Virginia announced inclusion of Virginia priorities in the Senate’s FY 2025 draft funding bills.
Virginia colleges and universities failing in efforts to discourage student, faculty tobacco use
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The Virginia Department of Health has evaluated state colleges to encourage tobacco-free policies. Five schools, including EMU, received a failing grade.
