JMU researcher offers tips on setting goals for 2020
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JMU psychology professor Jaime Kurtz approaches New Year’s resolutions from a research-based perspective.
Search Results for research
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Research initiatives addressing rising suicide rates among veterinarians
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Breathing noisily, a 14-year-old dog stood in the corner of an examination room at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
Research on new mothers links nature, nurture, early brain development
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Studies have suggested that when expecting and new mothers are stressed, hormonal changes not only impact the mother’s health, but also affect the baby’s development.
Virginia Tech announces search committee for vice president for research, innovation
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A national search has been launched for the next vice president for research and innovation at Virginia Tech.
Expert to discuss future of tech, patient care at Fralin Biomedical Research Institute public lecture
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Five years ago, the federal government mandated all health care providers to adopt electronic medical record systems.
Global Change Center partnering with Hollins to promote undergraduate research
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A partnership between Virginia Tech’s Global Change Center and Hollins University will pair distinguished undergraduate students with Virginia Tech professors for a summer of unique research opportunities.
Research aimed at protecting national parks from invasive animal species
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More than half of America’s national parks are facing a grave threat: the ongoing presence and spread of invasive animal species.
Kids’ Tech University connects researchers with students
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Kids’ Tech University is returning to Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus for its 11th annual spring program.
Virginia Catalyst awards $3.3M toward cancer, life science research
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Virginia Catalyst has awarded $3.3 million in grants to six innovative life science and bioscience collaborations.
Zebrafish research reveals links to autism spectrum disorder
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Researchers studying zebrafish have found that genes linked to autism spectrum disorder and other developmental brain abnormalities may be playing a role in people who cannot control their eye movements.
