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- - Christine Gilbert earns NSF CAREER award to study highly flexible plates near a free surface
    Gilbert will study the interaction of a highly flexible plate near a free surface and how shape reconfiguration affects the flow field and results in reduction in drag.
- - Virginia Tech receives top placements in U.S. News & World Report’s online rankings
    Virginia Tech’s online master’s degree in information technology is the nation’s fourth best and ranked No. 3 for veterans. The online graduate engineering program moved up six places to No. 10.
- - Linsey Marr appointed to National Academies' Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology
    Marr, the Charles P. Lunsford professor in the Charles E. Via Jr. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, conducts research that focuses on characterizing the emissions, fate, and transport of air pollutants in order to provide the scientific basis for improving air quality and health.
- - X-ray images help reveal insects’ physiological responses to gravity
    A new study by Jake Socha, professor in biomedical engineering and mechanics in Virginia Tech’s College of Engineering, published in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Science journal shows that insects experience physiological effects of gravity similar to that of humans.
- - Louis Beex honored with emeritus status
    A member of the Virginia Tech community since 1979, Beex’s scholarship in spectral estimation, signal analysis, and adaptive signal processing brought international visibility to Virginia Tech.
- - In memoriam: Pete Dye, architect of award-winning golf course
    Dye became involved with the redesign of what was then known as The River Course at the behest of his friends, Virginia Tech alumnus Bill Goodwin and his wife, Alice Goodwin, shortly after the course was acquired by the Virginia Tech Foundation in 2002.
- - Virginia Tech selected to host National Student Steel Bridge Competition
    Virginia Tech will welcome hundreds of students from across the nation to its Blacksburg campus May 22-23 for the national competition.
- - Hume Center awarded $3.8 million for advanced manufacturing education by the Department of Defense
    The goal is to establish programs to better position the current and next-generation manufacturing workforce to produce military systems and components that assure technological superiority of the department, according to the Department of Defense’s website.
- - Lindsay Lally named Pulte Homes Professor of Practice
    A member of the Virginia Tech faculty since 2018, Lally has more than 12 years of experience in the design and construction industry and holds a professional engineering license in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
- - Virginia Tech awarded Nuclear Regulatory Commission Integrated University Program grants
    The nuclear engineering program in Virginia Tech’s Department of Mechanical Engineering has been awarded two grants totaling $850,000 for faculty development and graduate student fellowships.
- - Living, learning, and loving it
    Two years ago, Associate Professor and John R. Jones III Faculty Fellow Pablo Tarazaga and his family of six left their house in Blacksburg's Woodbine neighborhood to join 325 honors students in a residential hall on Virginia Tech's main campus.
- - 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.
- - College of Engineering appoints new faculty
    New positions were identified to enhance the engineering community by bringing additional talent to the classroom and bolster research focus areas.
- - Professor combines classical design with advanced technologies to teach building construction students
    Tanyel Bulbul’s teaching and research in smart design combines the tangible world of buildings with computational and human factors.
- - Aleksandra Graff named Pulte Homes Professor of Practice
    Graff's areas of expertise include building construction, geotechnical and materials engineering, and project management.
- - For Board of Visitors Rector Horacio Valeiras, connecting with people is a guiding principle for life
    The 1980 chemical engineering graduate tallies success through relationships. He shares the axiom with Amy, his wife of 35 years.
- - Student work experiences in University Libraries build lifelong skills for success
    Sarah Loomis' passion to serve extends beyond her undergraduate research experiences in water quality to the 3D Design Studio in the University Libraries.
- - NSF grant provides new research opportunities for underserved students
    David Schmale and Shane Ross plan to launch an NSF Harnessing the Data Revolution: Data Science Corps program at Virginia Tech, which will offer opportunities to underserved biology and engineering undergraduate students.
- - Corps of Cadets alumni Capts. Angelo and Tony McCartney named Belk Bowl Hokie Heroes
    Angelo and Tony McCartney are brothers serving as captains in the U.S. Air Force and are deployed to the Middle East.
- - Corps of Cadets’ color guard to participate in the Belk Bowl
    Six members of the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets’ color guard will participate in the pregame ceremonies at the Belk Bowl Dec. 31 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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