Pass it on: Without agriculture, we’d all starve
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Agriculture is sort of a big word but a simple concept: at its heart, agriculture equals food.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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National Science Foundation grant provides 3-D printers for classrooms
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On Feb. 20, the last of a group of 56 in-service and pre-service teachers received a 3-D printer as part of a three-year grant.
Herring continues fight against Trump travel ban
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Attorney General Mark Herring is continuing the fight against President Donald Trump’s travel ban.
Brain imagery shows difference between knowing, reckless behavior in criminal acts
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Judges and juries always ponder whether people act “knowingly” or “recklessly” during criminal activity.
Setting boundaries for March Madness in the workplace
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For fans of March Madness, the days ahead could be filled with nail-biting, edge-of-your-seat, basketball excitement.
International offices, trade missions lead to increased agricultural exports
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Virginia’s proactive approach to international trade has landed the state $4.5 million in new export sales of soybean products to Southeast Asian markets.
Resveratrol, a compound found in red wine, protects neuromuscular synapses, muscle fibers in aging mice
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Resveratrol and metformin have many of the neuroprotective benefits of a low-calorie diet and exercise.
Molecular alarm system ensures body’s first response to an attack will be a healthy one
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For bacteria and other would-be microscopic invaders, your body is like a tightly guarded fortress.
Study of lawn mower trauma: opportunities for injury prevention
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Chris McLaughlin loves lawn mowers. And helping people in an emergency.
Study IDs 90 genes in fat that may contribute to dangerous diseases
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A sweeping international effort is connecting the dots between genes in our fat cells and our risk for obesity.
