New research could make dew droplets so small, they’re invisible
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A Virginia Tech professor and his undergraduate student could be improving the efficiency of removing condensation in a major way.
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Virginia Tech researchers find a new bacterium that helps turn water into ice
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Pure water can stay in liquid form at temperatures as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit.
Virginia Tech researchers discover harmful airborne nanoparticles in coal
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Environmental scientists have discovered that the burning of coal produces incredibly small particles of a highly unusual form of titanium oxide.
Virginia criminal justice research wins award for report on prescription drug, heroin abuse
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The Justice Research and Statistics Association has honored Virginia’s Criminal Justice Research Center.
Research slims down deep brain implants, potentially unlocking new treatment methods for neurological illnesses
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When it comes to sticking something into your brain, smaller is usually better.
VCU researcher awarded $1.7M to study interactions between doctors, black patients with diabetes
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A VCU professor will study the association between physicians’ communication behaviors and the outcomes of black patients with Type 2 diabetes.
Virginia Tech research team calls for examination of connection between human health, environment in Central Appalachia
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Spend enough time driving through Central Appalachia, and you’ll see lush green mountain ranges brimming with diverse plant and animal species.
Physics researchers eye experimental box as key to tracking nuclear activity by rogue nations
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Researchers at Virginia Tech are carrying out a project that could lead to a new turning point in how the UN tracks rogue nations that seek nuclear power.
New Study: Research calls for enhancing long-term benefits of Farm Bill programs
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Many farmers, ranchers, and landowners rely on voluntary conservation incentive programs within the Farm Bill.
Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute teams converge on strategies to defeat McCain’s form of brain cancer
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Research teams at Virginia Tech are developing new approaches to treat the aggressive form of brain cancer recently diagnosed in U.S. Sen. John McCain.
