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Virginia Tech provides key intel in U.S. and Egyptian-led battle against a major pest
A Virginia Tech research collaboration produces advanced modeling about the potential spread of fall armyworm in Egypt.
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Researchers investigate riverbank erosion, human adaptation, and resilience in coastal Bangladesh
Researchers want to better understand how riverbank erosion affects residents and develop early-warning measures to help mitigate the effects of the changing shoreline.
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Student from Niger with ties to Virginia Tech wins major award
Laouali Amadou's work is projected to prevent hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of crop damage in Niger.
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New Center for International Research, Education, and Development builds on Virginia Tech’s global legacy
The newly created center expands the work of the Office of International Research, Education, and Development.
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Countries get heads up about leafminer invasion thanks to Virginia Tech
Researchers at the Virginia Tech-managed Integrated Pest Management Innovation Lab and the Biocomplexity Institute have created a modeling system that tracks the devastating tomato leafminer along trade routes.
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New postgraduate program in business analytics launches in India
The program is focused on big data, and Virginia Tech’s first partner is the N.L. Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research, a leading business school in Mumbai.
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Virginia Tech pledges to increase study abroad participation by 2020
Virginia Tech has signed onto an international effort to double and diversify the number of U.S. students studying abroad by the end of the decade by joining the Institute of International Education’s Generation Study Abroad.
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Fulbright scholar studies creativity across cultures
Carol Mullen, a professor in the School of Education, sought to challenge a stereotype for her second Fulbright Specialist Scholarship research.
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Killer weed in East Africa no match for Virginia’s land-grant institutions
Researchers from Virginia Tech and Virginia State University are helping communities in Ethiopia and beyond deal with a potentially deadly weed.
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Virginia Tech receives $4 million for youth development program in Senegal
The award from USAID will be used to continue Senegal’s youth empowerment, education, and training programs aimed at improving the country's agricultural sector.
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Virginia Tech works to protect Africa’s crops against invasive pests
As invasive and indigenous insect pests continue wreak havoc on crops across Africa, a Virginia Tech-led project is intensifying its work to coordinate a response that looks beyond geographic and financial barriers.
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Virginia Tech student’s refugee work draws media attention
Laura McCarter’s internship at the State Department sprang from her track record of interest and work on the problems of refugees from Syria.
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Virginia Tech researchers instrumental in solving ‘witches’ broom’ mystery
A Virginia Tech-led project helps determine the cause of a damaging fruit tree condition in Vietnam.
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