iTHRIV funding research into depression, rotator cuffs, cancer
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The integrated Translational Health Research Institute of Virginia (iTHRIV) has awarded $200,000 in pilot funding to multi-institutional research projects
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Alumnus reflects on setting new path at Virginia Tech
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A flyer on a bulletin board in the math department office at Paine College caught Franklin McKie’s eye and led him to making history at Virginia Tech.
JMU researcher: Need to make good choices with OTC hearing aids
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A JMU researcher says new guidelines for over-the-counter hearing aids expected this year from the FDA will make the devices much more accessible to the general public.
Research team works to develop new ways to detect air pollutants
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Hazardous air pollutants like benzene found in gasoline have been linked to cancer, asthma, autism, reduced fertility, and lower intelligence in humans.
Virginia Tech program plants seeds of innovation for Cambodian rice farmers
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To keep hungry rodents from ravaging his rice at night, Cambodian farmer Leng Nget formerly slept in his field.
Researchers seek to impact New Zealand water quality by understanding forest-water interactions
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Forest systems, a crucial resource for fresh water around the world, are under increasing pressure from global change factors like climate change, population growth, and land management decisions.
Virginia Tech testing bee-friendly forage for cattle
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The “fescue belt” stretches 1,000 miles across the southeastern United States, from Virginia and the Carolinas in the east to Kansas and Oklahoma in the west.
Virginia Tech’s Luis Escobar contributes to international report on health, climate change
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A child born today will experience a world 4 degrees warmer than the pre-industrial average.
Virginia Tech receives five Department of Defense instrumentation awards
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Virginia Tech has received five Department of Defense awards that support the purchase of research equipment.
Researchers combine technologies to resolve plant pathogen genomes
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Plant scientists can learn more about the function and evolution of highly destructive plant pathogens that refuse to be tamed by fungicides, antibacterial, and antivirals.
