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Virginia Business | LewisGale opens clinic at Tech research park

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The Washington Post | Michelle Obama, Warner and McDonnell to attend Va. Tech graduation, two as speakers, one as proud dad

Midwest Producer | Breeding program addresses inbreeding on commercial dairy farms

Military & Aerospace Electronics | VPT to move headquarters, research and development to Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center

American Medical News | Health system changes inspire more med students to pursue dual degrees

The Washington Post | At Virginia Tech, computers help solve a math class problem

The Christian Science Monitor | 'Shad Planking' offers window on US Senate race in Virginia

School Construction News | CEED becomes first public school to use Passivhaus technology in the U.S.

The Roanoke Times | Tech scientists bite backat malaria mosquitos

The Virginia Engineer | Virginia Tech launches new tire research group

Associated Press | More home apple growers consider going organic

Smart Planet | Computer model tracks pandemics and predicts outcomes

Connected World Magazine | Techies against distracted driving

Mashable Social Media | 25 Most-buzzed universities on the Internet

Individual.com | Marine algae seen as ideal biofuel source

Sunday Observer | Scientists develop robotic jellyfish powered by seawater

FOX News | Eight friends every woman needs

Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star | A smaller footprint: How can it be done?

Live Science/National Science Foundation | Body rhythms and breast cancer

BBC News | Robotic jellyfish fueled by hydrogen invented

The Washington Post |Virginia Tech students build a massive snowslope

The Horse.com | Ask the vet live: Post-colic care podcast archived

Science News | Better hydrogen strorage process unveiled

WCPO-TV, Channel 9, ABC | New research shows bed bugs building resistance to pesticides

Technology Review | Neutrinos to communicate with submarines

CNN.com | Grenade-throwing robot to fight fires on ships

Occupational Health & Safety | Naval research lab developing autonomous firefighting robot

Hechos de Hoy | "Theta-uno-tres"; ese es un asunto entre esos incorpóreos neutrinos

Austin (Texas) American-Statesman | Students challenged to design cars of the future

Wildlife Extra | Sumatran tigers threatened by lack of ground cover

CNET News | Wood chips take acid bath en route to biochemicals

The Economic Times | Rethinking collaboration

The Washington Post | High school poets take flight

MSNBC/TODAY | Why it's hard for women to speak up in meetings

KYW-AM/CBS Medical Reports | Researchers say concussions are a serious issue, even for youth football players

The Globe and Mail | Not getting steady shut-eye? Don't lose sleep over it

Great Falls (Mont.) Tribune | East Coast quake a 'teachable moment'

CBC News | Why you buy what you buy and when

American Farm | Virginia’s wine industry entwined with tourism

Vermont Public Radio | Biotech firms caught in regulatory no man's land

Indian Country | The most fascinating two square miles in the eastern United States

The Atlantic | Professional help: Five ways you're influenced by numbers psychology

Minnesota Public Radio |Scientists concerned about antibiotic resistance in wastewater

Wall Street Journal, Market Watch | Boomers turn home equity into 401(k) funds

HealthCanal |New technology allows scientists to watch cancer cells in action at unprecedented resolution

The Wall Street Journal |Speaking up is hard to do: Researchers explain why

MSNBC |Meetings can make you, uh, stupid

The Daily Press | Federal crop map shows Va. Shore in warmer zone

Jakarta Globe |No Wikipedia? What if the Internet went down?

Washington Post, WonkBlog |Study: Working in groups can lower your intelligence, particularly if you're a woman

Wired |Human nature and the neurobiology of conflict

WNYC/NPR |Plagiarism in scholarly and medical journals

Science Daily |Benefits of high quality child care persist 30 years later

Jakarta Globe |Overseas push by U.S. universities shifts to Asia

Renewable Energy Magazine |Coasts offer major potential for wave and tidal energy, says DOE

The New York Times |Nigeria rolls back gas price after protests

Associated Press |No Wikipedia? What if the Internet went down?

San Jose Mercury-News |Research: Bedbugs can thrive despite inbreeding

Science Daily |Short, sharp shock treatment for E-coli

Agra Europe |Plant's immune system against infection is activated via a protein - molecular understanding advanced

The New York Times |Colleges slower to branch out abroad

Astrobiology Magazine | A One-Two Punch Caused the K-T Mass Extinction?

The Biography Channel |Nikki Giovanni Biography - Facts, Birthday, Life Story

Medical News Today |Novel Anti-Viral Immune Pathway Discovered In The Mosquito

EE Times Europe |Hokie Speed, the supercomputer for the masses

The Democrat and Chronicle |Boomers' numbers highlight need for geriatricians

The Arab American News |War of words calculated to avoid actual conflict

The Washington Times |Book review: Terrorist suicide bombings

The Washington Diplomat |Higher education's frequent flyers: International students flock to U.S.

Astrobiology Magazine |Skeletons in the pre-Cambrian closet

Asia Times |War of words aimed to avoid Iran conflict

Men's Fitness |What you need to know about H20

CE News |Research questions urban development planning relating to flooding

KUHF/NPR |Biotech firms caught in regulatory no man's land

The New York Post |Put a sock in the stuffers

The Chronicle of Higher Education |Colleges mine data to tailor students' experience

R and D Magazine |New fracture analysis plan would change bridge fabrication

The Virginia Engineer |Virginia Tech receives Grand Challenges Explorations funding

The Roanoke Times |A Hokie nation of servant leaders

Inside Higher Ed |Educators hear advice on how to teach large classes

Hillel News |Nine campuses to receive grants from Ask Big Questions Pilot Innovation Fund

The Wall Street Journal |Year of the Tree

The New York Times |Travel lessons from the world of academia

The Sacramento (Calif.) Bee |Commentary: Herman Cain, the media and electoral

Astrobiology Magazine |A one-two punch caused the K-T mass extinction?

The Chronicle of Higher Education |Students hawk goods on campus as officials weigh their response

Dairy Herd Management |Milking equipment affects mastitis

The Wall Street Journal |We're hiring: Many business schools have trouble filling faculty positions

Christian Today |Discovery at Jamestown could be America's first Protestant church

Living the Country Life |Grazing alfalfa

Bloomberg BusinessWeek |Virginia town is best place in the U.S. to raise kids

The New York Times |Boot camps vie to make you sweat

Virginia Engineer |Cybersecurity breaktrough keeps sensitve data confined

NBC TODAY/AP |Online registry seeks sobriety stories from addicts

Medical News Today |Learning about toxins and everyday impurities that take your breath away

Biofuels Journal |Virginia Tech researchers study wood genomics for potential biofuels benefits

Washington Examiner |McDonnell's agenda depends on GOP Senate

The Wall Street Journal |Why fund fees barely budge

MSNBC/AP |Forum airs opportunity, risks of uranium mining

Architecture + Design Inform |Virginia Tech creates a regional cultural destination

The Washington Post |A school board-state Senate election connection

Architectural Record |America's best architecture schools 2012

Fox News.com |8 foods to keep you young

Scientific Computing World.com |Computing aids E.coli investigation

Associated Press |Firmmaker promotes in tough Chicago 'hood'

Scientific American |Vehicle-to-grid technology: Electric cars become power-grid batteries

The Washington Post |Father figure has long guided Virginia Tech's Barquell Rivers

Bloomberg BusinessWeek |Kirk Cameron cuts computers' power use

The Washington Post with Bloomberg |Blind drivers operate car using robotics technology: Innovators

Associated Press |Myth buster long term care reform

Popular Mechanics |How bedbugs became resistant to today's insecticides

ARS Technica |Researchers lock down Android to keep data from walking out the door

Remodeling Magazine |Hire power: A new process for interviewing

Richmond Times-Dispatch |Former Richmonder named CEO of Victoria's Secret Direct

Patch |Virginia Tech spearheads U.S.-U.K. advanced manufacturing collaboration

New England Journal of Medicine |Diethylstilbestrol in utero affects immune system of the fetus

The Washington Post |Eyes on Northern Virginia's swing districts

The Guardian (London) |Jim Buckmaster: Craigslist put up an ad for a programmer. It got a chief executive.

Drovers Cattle Network |Gene Therapy

Shreveport (LA) Times |Lawmakers urge changes in disaster aid

Governing |Stimulating lessons

CNN.com |The Connection: Blind drivers

The Washington Post |In battle against bedbugs, pooch is secret weapon

The San Francisco Chronicle |Bedbug panic worse than bite

The Washington Post |More public universities turn dorms into residential colleges

The Wall Street Journal |Dominion receives federal grant to evaluate ways to reduce cost of offshore wind generation

The New York Times |Exploring a career before, and beyond, 'John and Yoko'

MSNBC |Scientists raced hurricane to find quake clues

The New York Times |Geo scientists get to work as quake memories fade

Bloomberg News |Robot soccer stars win world cup trophy for U.S.

Richmond Times Dispatch |Families cope with long deployments

Washington Post |Colleges increase, refocus orientation for international students

Bloomburg BusinessWeek |U.S. Embassy in Romania to move to new location

WAMU/NPR |New oil drilling method could cause more earthquakes

SCIENCE |ScienceShot: Warmer eggs, better ducks

CNN Money |5 super cool companies

Bloomberg BusinessWeek |U.S. tobacco crop rises, but down from a decade ago

The Seattle Times |Bedbugs: An A to Z primer

Associated Press |East vs. West quakes: Way different creatures

Boston Herald |Bullying has long-lasting effects on academics

The New York Times |In Yellowstone, killing one kind of trout to save another

New Scientist |Black holes and pulsars could reveal extra dimensions

The Washington Post |Group will lobby General Assembly against uranium mining

The Chronicle of Higher Education |The vegetarian lesson

The New York Times |The poetry of parenthood

Chicago Tribune |High lead levels found in Chicago water

Associated Press |Schools work to make healthy food more available for low-income people in southern Appalachia

Princeton Review |The Princeton Review gives 768 green ratings in new 2012 editions of its annual college guides

Fredericksburg Free Lance Star |Biofuels: The power plants of tomorrow?

Science News |Cracked sewers bleed fecal germs

The New York Times |A house built on trust

Aviation Week |Big fuel savings demand new configurations

CNN.com |Why we made a car for blind drivers

TIME |How WI-FI is reinventing our city parks

United Press International |Positive shoppers make decisions quicker

Carbon Capture Journal |DOE funds projects aimed at CCS security and environmental safety

The Wall Street Journal |U.S. wins soccer World Cup (well, the robot one at least)

The New York Times |New for aspiring doctors, the people skills test

The New York Times |Study: Forest Service paid $6.1M in groups' legal fees over 6 years

The Washington Post |EPA approves use of insecticide to combat stink bugs

The Washington Examiner |Will Obama disappoint base with deal?

WTVR-TV, CBS 6 |Bedbugs invade Virginia: What can you do to fight them off?

The Chronicle of Higher Education |Those tweedy old admissions deans? They're all business now

The Wall Street Journal |Antilock brakes aren't just for four wheels

Washington Post |Bill would make stink bugs a top priority for USDA

The New York Times |Magnetic field sensed by gene, study shows

U.S. News & World Report |'Stretching' technology could improve battery performance

Wired News |Virginia Tech victorious in EcoCar Challenge

USA Today |Virginia Tech's 82 mpg car wins GM/U.S. EcoCar Challenge

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education |Roboticist Dennis Hong inspires students to change the world

The Washington Times |Water tickles judges' taste buds in search for the perfect quencher

Energy.Gov |EcoCAR vehicles get put to the test at General Motor's proving ground

Chemical & Engineering News |Detecting toxins from freshwater algae

National Public Radio/The Diane Rehm Show |Consequences of Europe's E. coli outbreak

Medical News Today |Role of gene regulator in skeletal muscles demonstrated

The Horse |Tackling tendon and ligament injuries

Consumer Reports |Elderly Americans lose $2.9 billion annually to financial abuse

Washington Post |Wikipedia goes to class

TED |Dennis Hong: Making a car for blind drivers

U.S. News & World Report |Natural pain-killing chemical synthesized

Washington Examiner |Obama gets a rock star greeting in Europe

Science News |Natural pain-killing chemical synthesized

Knowledge Network |Acrobatic robots

Science News |Comparison of genomes of plant parasites solid clues for response

Discovery News |Bats lend an ear to sonar tech

U.S. News & World Report |Popular football helmets may not protect against concussion

Washington Times |Book review: Thwarting terror here and abroad

New York Times |Researchers employ new test to estimate concussion risk for helmets

TIME |Study ranks 20 football helmets for concussion safety

NBC Affiliates |Cutting down on concussions

Forbes |iRobot and Willow Garage CEOs on the business of robots

Associated Press |Applications at Va. medical school up 67 percent

R & D Magazine |Fish farming growing as Va. industry

Time |A shiny city on the hill

The New Yorker |In the News: The sound of books, a "Godfather" prequel

Associated Press |Researchers sub feathers for petroleum in plastic

Washington Post |Commonwealth's Attorney Paul B. Ebert honored with portrait

Associated Press |Virginia Tech gets $45m for engineering college, including $25m anonymous gift

Reuters |Startup sees boost after Japan quake

PBS Newshour |Weekly poem: 'Miracle Blanket' by Erika Meitner

Washington Post |Stink bugs are back

Earth Techling |GM and Feds fund EcoCar 2 competition

Associated Press |WTO chief meets with trade diplomats about Doha

New York Post |City bike numbers unwheel

New Scientist |Mind controls: Good vibrations reach deep in the brain

USA Today |Civil War events proceed despite lack of funds

New York Times Magazine (Blog) |For a man's tie, a woman's touch

Associated Press |Virginia Tech proposes five new undergraduate degrees

The Seattle Times |Family smackdown: Should you get in the ring?

Deseret News |Electronic billboards fill important role in community, supporters say

The Washington Times |Book review: 'The Routledge Handbook of Terrorism Research'

Washington Business Journal |Va. manufacturing center breaks ground

Washington Examiner |Libya is the latest threat to Obama's re-election

National Public Radio-Diane Rehm Show |Commodity price spikes

Washington Post |Virginia's short legislative sessions hinder public opinion

CNN Blog |Sundance does its own version of Dynasty