How will supply chain issues affect Christmas shopping?
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Electronics, furniture, appliances, turkeys, pies, Christmas trees, even champagne for New Year’s Eve. It’s all backordered and held up in the supply chain, or so we hear.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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Nuclear manufacturer to establish innovation center in Campbell County
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BWX Technologies will make a multimillion-dollar investment to create a manufacturing and research and development center to showcase their services and technology in Campbell County.
Climate, energy news roundup
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This edition offers articles and perspectives from sources and voices other than “mainstream media”. So, no articles from the New York Times, Washington Post, and The Guardian!
Charlottesville-area homeowners sought for shelter dog study
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The Applied Animal Behavior and Welfare Lab in the Virginia Tech Department of Animal and Poultry Sciences is partnering with the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA to examine the effects of foster care on the welfare and behavior of dogs in shelters.
Connection 2 Care project gets supplies to those in need in Roanoke Valley
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Parts of Roanoke and its surrounding communities in Southwest Virginia have been addressing the needs of people with substance use disorder in recent years.
Study shows differences in how men, women perceive risks of pandemic
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In March 2020, just days into the COVID-19 pandemic, a group of Virginia Tech economic researchers started brainstorming ideas for a study that would gauge how people were emotionally responding to the pandemic.
Northam announces administration appointments
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced additional appointments on Friday.
How Extension agents are impacting the hardwood industry
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The cracks — or “checks” in the language of the wood industry — aren’t easy to see.
Christiansburg drone delivery experiment turns two
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On a bright fall day two years ago, with three short drone flights, Christiansburg became a test case for one vision of the future of aviation.
Large doses of intensive therapy better for children with cerebral palsy
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Children with cerebral palsy can gain greater use of an impaired arm and hand with larger doses of Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy.
