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- - Software and hardware procurement services updated
    Soon, paper forms will no longer be needed, and all software license details will be maintained in one easily accessed location.
- - Virginia Tech’s Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering hosts cybersecurity camp for high school teachers
    The department will host two GenCyber teacher camps for 50 high school teachers from across the country for the second year.
- - Virginia Cyber Range names Amazon Web Services as preferred partner
    AWS will join the Commonwealth of Virginia and Virginia Tech to support scalable cloud infrastructure and collaborate on cybersecurity educational efforts, enabling the Cyber Range with both content and a closed network for hands-on exercises, competitions, and other simulations.
- - Documentary, panel discussion about women and minorities in STEM and computing set for Feb. 7
    Virginia Tech is hosting a public screening of “CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap,” on Feb. 7. CODE is a documentary that explores the history of women and minorities in the field of computer science and discusses the benefits, challenges, and struggles of underrepresented groups in the STEM fields.
- - Downtown Blacksburg’s GoGig service joins eduroam wireless network
    A collaboration between Virginia Tech and GoGig has resulted in the merging of the Wi-Fi network in downtown Blacksburg with the international eduroam network.
- - Aras Memisyazici appointed network architect for the Virginia Cyber Range
    In his new position, Memisyazici will define needs and develop technical strategy for the Virginia Cyber Range, a newly formed virtual center aimed at creating a state-of-the-art platform for cybersecurity education in Virginia.
- - Virginia Cyber Range to enhance cybersecurity education across the commonwealth
    The initiative will provide advanced cybersecurity training exercises for high school and college students, positioning Virginia to become a leading source of critical cybersecurity expertise for the nation.
- - Enhancing national security by making intelligence software smarter
    The Discovery Analytics Center and a Virginia-based defense company are working together on software that can predict and adapt to an intelligence analyst's needs.
- - New lab to help establish databases to improve nuclear reactor safety, design
    The lab, to be built in Randolph Hall, will help nuclear engineers develop and test databases to enable engineers to design safer, more-efficient reactors.
- - Virginia Tech reveals $75 million plan to emphasize intelligent infrastructure
    More than 80 faculty members from multiple colleges and institutes are involved in the initiative, as the university ties new assets into existing programs and research facilities.
- - Virginia Tech’s new data repository helps researchers share data
    The easier data is to evaluate and reuse, the simpler it is for researchers to verify others’ results and understand what has already been tested in their fields. Open data repositories allow researchers to spend less time pursuing false leads and more time creating new knowledge.
- - New academic offerings at Virginia Tech for the 2016-17 year
    The university has exciting new offerings for students in the 2016-17 academic year, including programs, curriculum revisions, resources, and spaces.
- - New Virginia Tech building opens, providing students with state-of-the-art learning spaces
    The classrooms have features that include moveable furnishings, wall-mounted writing spaces, and multiple screens for projecting shared material and student work.
- - Major process improvements at Virginia Tech advance speed and success of research proposals
    Summit is the university's customized solution for research administration processes. It is expected that the new system will enable faculty to improve the quality of submitted proposals and shorten the time required to prepare them.
- - Virginia Tech to spearhead $19.4 million effort to build new software institute dedicated to molecular, chemical computational modeling
    The university will lead a new initiative to build a national team of software scientists to design and build new, powerful software tools, in what will be called the Molecular Sciences Software Institute.
- - Virginia Tech faculty awarded $2.5 million from NSF to advance future wireless technologies
    The National Science Foundation has awarded the research funding to Wireless @ Virginia Tech to address critical issues concerning emerging wireless communication networks and technology, which are vital to economic growth and development in the United States.
- - Natasha Smith and Alex Guest use technology to improve academic advising
    Smith and Guest are admired by their colleagues for their creative problem solving. Their teamwork was recognized this spring when they were nominated for the Governor's Award program.
- - Outdoor Wi-Fi now available between Peddrew-Yates and Pritchard residence halls
    There is a new exterior wireless access point across the large outdoor area between the residence halls where the university's only solar-powered table is located.
- - Virginia Tech and the National Science Foundation provide cybersecurity training for high school teachers
    The Information Technology Security Office and the Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering are hosting the GenCyber Teacher’s camp for 20 high school teachers from across the country.
- - New journal launched for up-and-coming field of computational psychiatry
    Scientists at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute are teaming up with neuroscientists around the world.

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