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At a time when the drone industry is racing to develop the technology, regulatory framework, and standards to support its rapid expansion, Virginia is emerging as an incubator for both research and policy in the field.
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Virginia Tech researchers have demonstrated the effectiveness and economic feasibility of using insects to increase food security in one of the world’s poorest countries – Niger.
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Is overcrowding in cities bad for your brain? Do children in preschool learn better because of the social enrichment?
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The Virginia Tech Center for Autism Research is embodying the spirit of Ut Prosim by working to make events friendlier for youth with sensory challenges.
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If a journey of a million miles starts with a single step, what do you get for more than a couple of million steps?
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Kyle Friend, a professor at Washington and Lee University, received a $100,000 grant from the Jeffress Trust Awards Program in Interdisciplinary Research.
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Haiti has been the focus of international development assistance for decades. Despite countless efforts, life is still tenuous for its 10.5 million citizens.
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Museums have a captive audience in visitors who typically meander through static exhibits depicting various scenes of cultural and natural history.
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A Virginia Tech research team found a way to alter the growth of a fungus that causes deadly lung infections in immune-compromised individuals.
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Leonard Epstein, the nationally renowned creator of the “Traffic Light Diet,” knows how to take an old approach and make it into something new.
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