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- - The University Libraries hosts VT Authors Recognition Event to celebrate authorship
    Each year, the University Libraries honors more than 300 Virginia Tech authors during this event.
- - Making prehistoric discoveries globally available one bone at a time
    Virginia Tech paleontologists partner with University Libraries' 3D Design Studio to scan, print, and provide access to previously unavailable dinosaur fossils.
- - Volunteers and donors put the cheese in University Libraries’ Cheesy Nights
    For the ninth year, volunteers across campus and beyond flipped sandwiches and served hot beverages in Newman Library. Thanks to many caring Hokies, parents, and community members, students received the brain food and encouragement they needed to work hard during fall finals week.
- - Student's work in the University Libraries leads to a career in augmented reality
    During Dillon Cutaiar’s two-year paid fellowship in University Libraries at Virginia Tech, the computer science major took chances and pushed boundaries in virtual and augmented reality research.
- - Investigating the sounds of science
    Taking a new approach to analyzing complex information that goes beyond two-dimensional graphical representations, Ico Bukvic is turning data into sound.
- - Faculty principal for the Creativity and Innovation District sought
    We are currently seeking a tenured or tenure-track faculty member of Virginia Tech to serve as the faculty "principal" for the Creativity and Innovation District.
- - University Libraries Dean Tyler Walters discusses public access to data at international assembly
    Walters' presentation was based on a paper he co-authored with members of the Public Access to Data Committee at Virginia Tech. The paper describes the process and need to create guidance for Virginia Tech researchers to know when government-funded data should or could be shared and when it must remain secure.
- - University Libraries' DataBridge students poised for success in high-demand data professions
    DataBridge is an undergraduate research experience that gives students interested in working with data a chance to increase knowledge and hone skills by helping graduate students and faculty with data challenges.
- - Virginia Tech leads efforts to prepare Virginia’s students for high-demand STEM jobs
    The work brings together a team of Virginia universities to lay the groundwork for a statewide education network that will provide STEM programming access to learners of all ages.
- - University Libraries to expand digital access and discovery of hidden knowledge
    Only two Virginia awards were given this year from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services’ National Leadership Grants program, and both were awarded to the University Libraries at Virginia Tech.
- - President Tim Sands spotlights Virginia Tech's goals and growth
    In his fourth State of the University address, President Tim Sands explained to the campus and community crowd that Virginia Tech’s growth is happening in many ways and in many places.
- - Maker Camp 2019 unleashes middle schoolers' curiosity and creativity
    Maker Camp is a four-day summer camp for middle school students, ages 11-14, designed to harness students’ creativity, introduce methods of design in both physical and digital realms, and grow their maker mindset.
- - University Libraries welcomes students, provides expertise and resources for success
    Need to print a prototype of your latest invention? Looking for an opportunity to create or explore a virtual world? Need a space to collaborate or study with classmates? With the University Libraries, you can do all that and more!
- - Technology and data fuel work of three artists featured in the Moss Arts Center’s latest exhibition, 'DATAFORM'
    Incorporating technologies from LEDs to real-time data, “DATAFORM” opens on Aug. 29 with a reception and distinguished artist talk by Madrid-based artist Daniel Canogar, who was commissioned to create the center’s newest site-specific mural for its Grand Lobby.
- - Tickets are available Aug. 20 for the Moss Arts Center’s 2019-20 performance season
    From fierce female boundary-breakers to artists who explore their native countries and cultures, the center’s newest season is filled with new perspectives, prominent voices, and sights and sounds from around the world. Tickets will be available at 10 a.m. Aug. 20.
- - Cube Fest features spatial music composition and performance and immersive, multisensory experiences
    Bringing together music and audio technology experts, computer engineers, musicians, and composers from around the world, Cube Fest includes public performances, presentations, and workshops from Aug. 8-11 at the Moss Arts Center.
- - Laura Belmonte ‘hits the jackpot’ with her new role as dean
    The historian now leads the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, which encompasses the arts, humanities, social sciences, and education.
- - Chromosome structure inspires intricate works of art
    Virginia Tech professors of entomology, computer science, and art are uncovering scientific solutions using an innovative mix of computational modeling and artistic vision.
- - Beyond Queen’s stomp-stomp-clap: Computer scientist finds social media boosts engagement during live shows
    Sang Won Lee, an assistant professor of computer science in Virginia Tech’s College of Engineering, and his collaborators tested some theories about not only engaging large audiences, but sustaining that engagement in a live music performance.
- - Virginia Tech Publishing launches first peer-reviewed book under its own imprint
    “Viral Networks” is a collaborative work of the University Libraries’ Virginia Tech Publishing, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the National Library of Medicine.

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