Hemp Road Trip bus coming to JMU on Thursday
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The Hemp Road Trip, a grassroots effort to raise awareness about and lobby on behalf of the benefits of industrial hemp, will be stopping at James Madison University.
Search Results for Virginia Tech research
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Remembering a half century of sacrifice
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Military veterans of the Vietnam War will gather at James Madison University Saturday to hear one of their own speak – and to receive honor for service to their country.
Squid-inspired energy converter turns ocean’s power into electricity
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Engineers at Virginia Tech recently tested a wave energy converter inspired by the way squid propel themselves through water.
Will Dudley elected president at Washington and Lee University
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William C. (Will) Dudley, provost and professor of philosophy at Williams College, will be the next president of Washington and Lee University.
Ag trade conference speakers to tout export opportunities
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Expanding agricultural trade opportunities is the main focus of the annual Governor’s Conference on Agricultural Trade, which will be held March 7 and 8 at the Hilton Richmond Downtown.
New national green infrastructure planning book focus of upcoming Richmond lecture
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Strategic Green Infrastructure Planning: A Multi-Scale Approach, a national book, is now available from Island Press.
Bedbugs have developed resistance to widely used chemical treatments, rendering them ineffective
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Some of the most widely used commercial chemicals to kill bedbugs are not effective because the pesky insects have built up a tolerance to them.
Governor McAuliffe announces 50 new jobs in Botetourt County
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Arkay Packaging Corporation, one of the world’s premiere folding carton manufacturing companies, will invest $11 million to expand its operation in Botetourt County.
Del. Steve Landes highlights dollar-saving budget amendments
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Del. Steve Landes, R-Weyers Cave, highlighted his cost saving budget amendments for the 2016 General Assembly Session.
Hearing aids reduce the risk of mental decline
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A new study shows that hearing aids reduce the accelerated mental decline associated with hearing loss. In fact, hearing aid users are no more at risk that people without hearing loss.
