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- - HS&T fellows dive deep to learn how to commercialize ideas
    Harshawardhan Deshpande, Daniel Hoagland, and Ryan King will talk about their experiences at a presentation at noon on Feb. 19 at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC.
- - Engineering student Sammi Rocker named one of Aviation Week’s 20 Twenties
    The annual award, sponsored by the American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics, recognizes students earning STEM degrees who are nominated by their universities on the basis of their academic performance, civic contribution, and research or design project.
- - Tunnel Vision: Immersive technology brings the tunnels of Vauquois, France, to Blacksburg
    During receptions on Feb. 13 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. and Feb. 27 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. on the fourth floor of Newman Library, visitors will explore virtual and physical replicas of WWI tunnels in The Vauquois Experience exhibit.
- - New liaison office brings Germany closer to Virginia Tech
    A new office in Blacksburg is a sign of the growing close relationship with the Technical University of Darmstadt.
- - Hongliang Xin receives NSF CAREER award to promote catalysis research and data science education
    Xin is an assistant professor of chemical engineering at Virginia Tech.
- - New inductees to faculty academies recognized for leadership, service
    Academy members represent all faculty classifications and are recognized for exemplary contributions in formal service roles or in areas of leadership.
- - Wayne Scales named J. Byron Maupin Professor of Engineering
    Scales joined the Virginia Tech faculty in 1992 as an assistant professor and became an associate professor in 1998, a professor in 2006, and the founding director of the Center for Space Science and Engineering Research in 2007.
- - Charles Clancy named Bradley Distinguished Professor in Cybersecurity
    Clancy has built a distinguished career through his pioneering research in the fields of communications security, cognitive radio, and cryptographic authentication, and broader impact to the university’s growth of programs in cybersecurity.
- - U.S. Department of Energy awards Virginia Tech researchers $1.8 million to tackle challenges facing U.S. power grid
    Solar and wind energy sources rapidly change or vary throughout the day, presenting a new challenge to the grid.
- - More than 200 high school students to participate in Virginia Tech-hosted 2019 Science Olympiad
    The event is part of the national Science Olympiad, a series of science competitions held in all 50 states designed to help youth improve their understanding in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics and to work together in teams to learn new skills.
- - Nina Stark selected for Office of Naval Research Program
    Stark, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering in the College of Engineering, will further her research into geotechnical soil characterizations from remote sensing for the assessment of coastline strength, stability, and trafficability.
- - Joseph Schetz honored as Distinguished Lecturer at AIAA Science and Technology Forum
    Virginia Tech’s Schetz was recently awarded the 2019 Dryden Lecture in Research.
- - Cooperative Extension associate ignites high school students’ interest in science, protecting water supplies
    Since 2015, nearly 300 high school students have participated in the Virginia Household Water Quality Program. The program has increased their awareness of water quality issues and stimulated interest in science, technology, engineering, and math educational programs.
- - Mechanical engineers develop process to 3D print piezoelectric materials
    New printing technique and materials could be used to develop intelligent materials and self-adaptive infrastructures and transducers.
- - Blockchain boot camp prepares students for work with emerging software platforms
    Students at Virginia Tech will have a unique opportunity to get hands-on experience with blockchain this month.
- - Videos: In Peru, students learn hands-on approach to solving real-world problems
    Fourteen students come face to face with problems of deforestation and the blight of trash in the Peruvian countryside, meeting the people whose lives they work to improve.
- - Professor will use new machine learning techniques to decrease deaths resulting from traumatic brain injury
    Chandan Reddy, associate professor in the Department of Computer Science and faculty at the Discovery Analytics Center, has received a National Science Foundation grant to use new machine learning techniques for computational models to predict short- and long-term outcomes, categorize traumatic brain injury patients, and provide interventions tailored to a specific patient injury.
- - Jin-Hee Cho appointed associate professor in Department of Computer Science
    Her research is focused on cybersecurity, decision-making, and network science.
- - Two Virginia Tech online graduate education programs are among the top in the country
    The university’s online master’s degree in information technology is the nation’s third best and the online graduate engineering programs moved up four places to No. 16.
- - Discovery of single atom structure leads to more efficient catalyst
    Catalysts are materials widely used in industry to speed reactions for making gasoline, pharmaceutical drugs, and for cleaning up car exhaust. They typically contain expensive precious metals, which can make manufacturing and processing costs economically unattractive.

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