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Two new studies led by researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University provide a comprehensive profile of the vaginal microbiomes associated with term pregnancy and premature pregnancy.
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Frank Aylward, an assistant professor with the Department of Biological Sciences in the Virginia Tech College of Science, has been awarded a Simons Early Career Investigator in Marine Microbial Ecology and Evolution Award.
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Liz Johnson, a professor of geology and environmental science at James Madison University, was among the researchers who made a groundbreaking discovery of how volcanoes formed in the area of Bermuda.
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The importance of business analytical tools for enhanced productivity cannot be overemphasized enough. Microsoft Power BI is one such excellent business analytics tool that plays a key role in driving businesses to be efficient, agile, and competitive.
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A simple slice of the finger sends a complex series of interactions between types of cells into motion. Two types of cells in particular, called macrophages and fibroblasts, work together to clean up and repair the fibers destroyed by the cut.
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The Virginia Tech Southern Piedmont Agricultural Research and Extension Center, located in Blackstone, is working to ensure that the state’s tobacco crop and producers continue to thrive.
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Six interdisciplinary research teams were recently awarded funding through the Institute for Society, Culture, and Environment’s (ISCE) signature program, the ISCE Scholars Program, to address a broad range of pressing contemporary social issues.
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Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS), also known as drones, are permeating many sectors of industry and are increasingly being employed as data collection platforms to support an array of applications.
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If researchers knew what kept farmers from adopting natural methods to grow healthier plants and vanquish pests, curbing hunger worldwide might be more feasible. That assumption underpins a new joint research project at Virginia Tech.
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Litehouse Inc. will invest $46 million to acquire and expand Sky Valley Foods and establish its first East Coast production facility in the City of Danville.
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