
Virginia Tech medical student receives Fulbright to study the treatment of opiate addiction
A Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine student will embark on a year-long Fulbright study to address the growing problem of opioid addiction.

A Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine student will embark on a year-long Fulbright study to address the growing problem of opioid addiction.

Virginia Tech Department of Chemistry faculty and students are assisting the U.S. military in creating new materials that can trap and destroy chemical warfare agents, such as sarin and VX nerve gas.

St. Anne’s-Belfield School is collaborating with the UVA Department of Biomedical Engineering and Charlottesville Women in Tech as part of the third annual Bio-Med Tech-Girls program.

Scientists first discovered fusion as a potential energy source in the 1930’s and have been quietly working on it ever since.

Virginia Tech will receive $19,420,000 from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to help increase cyber workforce development and encourage scientific partnerships to deliver innovation in the field.

Pokemon Go is a mixture of Facebook’s data mining and targeted advertising scheme with the freemium game model.

With fewer than 14 weeks to go before the November presidential election, Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump in both two-way and four-way Florida ballot scenarios.

Employer expectations that emails will be monitored and responded to during nonwork hours are the main reason employees are unable to disconnect from the workplace, new research finds.

VCU Medical Center has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as the No. 1 hospital in the Richmond metro area for 2016–17.

Kris Wernstedt, an associate professor in Virginia Tech’s School of Public and International Affairs, heads back to Africa — this time to Tanzania.
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