Wayne Theatre hosts Life After Mass Extinction science lecture
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The Wayne Theatre’s monthly science lecture “Life after Mass Extinction: Reptile Evolution after the Dinosaurs” is offered on Tuesday.
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EMU students present at state psychology conference
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Jessie Wheatley applied what she’d learned in the past four years of psychology coursework at Eastern Mennonite University.
Ocean wave energy harvesting nets Virginia Tech $2 million Department of Energy grant
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Energy potential from ocean waves could make up 64 percent of the electricity generated from all sources in the U.S.
Virginia Tech team tests alternative to lead-based piezoelectric materials
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For post-doctoral researcher Deepam Maurya, getting the lead out is not a colloquialism for working fast.
What’s up with all barren interstate medians?
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The idea of beautifying highway medians with plantings goes back five decades to Lady Bird Johnson.
Truckers with sleep apnea who do not follow treatment have greater crash risk
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Truck drivers who have sleep apnea and do not attempt to adhere to a mandated treatment program have an increased risk of a severe crash.
240-million-year-old fossils provide new insight into how dinosaurs grew
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Paleontologists at Virginia Tech have found muscle-scared fossil leg bones of one of the closest cousins of dinosaurs.
UVA selects Ila Berman as Dean of the School of Architecture
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The University of Virginia announced today that Ila Berman has been appointed the dean of the School of Architecture.
Virginia Tech scientists use insect perfumes to lure stink bugs to expendable crops
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When a stink bug finds a plant to eat, it produces a pheromone that alerts other stink bugs to the food source, similar to the ringing of a dinner bell.
EMU counseling program co-founder to retire
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One senses a yearning for contemplative time in nature from David Glanzer’s emailed remarks about his future plans.
