Perrone Robotics to create 127 new jobs in Albemarle County
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Perrone Robotics, a developer of autonomous car software, will invest $3.8 million to expand its research and development operation in Albemarle County.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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Ken Plum: Too close for comfort
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For many years, I have been involved in various demonstrations and vigils to bring attention to the sobering facts about gun violence in our society.
Hokie BugFest creeps into Blacksburg on Oct. 14
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If you’d like to see hundreds of spiders, bees, cockroaches, and other small creatures all in one place, come to the seventh annual Hokie BugFest on Oct. 14.
New vehicle infotainment systems can ratchet up distracted driving
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New vehicle infotainment systems take drivers’ eyes and attention off the road and hands off the wheel for potentially dangerous periods of time.
Landos Biopharma raises $10 million to develop therapeutics for autoimmune diseases
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Landos Biopharma Inc., a company founded by Josep Bassaganya-Riera, of the Biocomplexity Institute of Virginia Tech, has received $10 million in Series A funding.
Students crowdfund to build the world’s best solar home: FutureHAUS Dubai
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The Virginia Tech Solar Decathlon Middle East team is the only U.S. team selected for an intercollegiate global competition to build the world’s best solar home.
Scientists identify potential key to therapeutic treatments for autoimmune diseases
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A team of scientists has identified a novel combination of immune response factors involved in the body’s fight against invading pathogens.
Sens. Warner, Moran reintroduce bipartisan Start Up Act
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Mark Warner and Jerry Moran reintroduced the Start Up Act, bipartisan jobs legislation to encourage the creation and growth of new business.
Hires mark new growth for InclusiveVT
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Nicole Pitterson was struck by a familiar feeling when she spotted the Jamaican section in a local grocery store, shortly after arriving at Virginia Tech.
New triage tool helps doctors save lives by ID’ing patients at great risk
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In situations where medical resources are most limited, doctors are often forced to make life-or-death decisions with very little information and very little time.
