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- - Northern Virginia and D.C. area drivers wanted for a research study
    The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute will compensate study drivers in the Greater Washington, D.C. metro area $50 per month. The total maximum compensation available is $1,250.
- - Class of 2019: Graduate student Samantha Fenn combines laboratory background with public policy studies in cyberbiosecurity
    Fenn, who graduates this December from the master's of public administration program in Arlington, says her studies have helped her see how biological data becomes vulnerable currency in the struggle for public safety.
- - Students grow through international agricultural research
    Agriculture students gain lessons of global citizenship through human-centered research and study abroad.
- - Beyond Boundaries lecture series to offer discussion on ‘generous thinking’ and the future of universities
    Kathleen Fitzpatrick, author of "Generous Thinking: A Radical Approach to Saving the University" and director of digital humanities at Michigan State University, will visit multiple Virginia Tech locations Oct. 8-10.
- - Women in STEM networking panels coming to Richmond and Arlington
    The Virginia Tech College of Science and Alumni Relations are hosting two public panel discussions in February focusing on women working in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
- - Tom Woteki to direct Northern Virginia data analysis and applied statistics master’s program
    Woteki earned three degrees from Virginia Tech: bachelor's and master's degrees from the Department of Mathematics, and a Ph.D. in statistics.
- - Virginia Tech hosts first national APLU Faculty Success and Development Meeting
    Faculty leaders and administrators from across the country gathered at the Virginia Tech Research Center - Arlington last week to share ideas and perspectives on topics impacting each institution's academic enterprise.
- - Physics researchers hosting NSF-funded workshop on quantum information, future of communications security
    Virginia Tech Department of Physics faculty will lead a three-day workshop in Arlington, Virginia, focused on quantum information, which could provide communications a revolutionary boost in security and privacy.
- - Research scientist at Discovery Analytics Center recognized with Innovation Award from the Fragile Families Challenge
    Brian Goode focused on data-driven and process-driven approaches to create predictive models for six outcomes of 4,242 participants. He presented his work at the Fragile Families Challenge Scientific Workshop at Princeton University last week.
- - VT Alerts test scheduled for Sept. 13 at all six Virginia Tech regions, locations
    The test will occur between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. When a VT Alert is sent out, the information is communicated with the community via campus sirens, electronic message boards, emails to vt.edu addresses, and social media updates.
- - Procter & Gamble joins with Virginia Tech in strategic innovation partnership
    Procter and Gamble has signed a new strategic innovation partnership with Virginia Tech that will allow deeper connections between industry and academia.
- - Discovery Analytics Center expands Big Data initiatives to Arlington
    Virginia Tech center moving its Discovery Analytics Center to Arlington,
- - David Levy joins Hume Center as associate director of research in cybersecurity
    Hume Center for National Security names associate director of cybersecurity research