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- - New material invented for hi-performance 3-D printing
- - VT's largest ever scholarship gift: $15M for minorities in engineering
- - New potential toxin found in coal burning emissions
- - VT scientists study the eclipse like never before
- - Cube Fest returns to Virginia Tech
- - Who runs the seven kingdoms? Exploring gender through Game of Thrones
- - Growing solar: Modernizing the grid for new direction
- - Virginia Tech Carilion grads start to launch their careers
- - WVTF RADIO IQ reporter Sandy Hausman wins two Edward R. Murrow Awards
    Hausman, Charlottesville bureau chief for WVTF RADIO IQ, received the national awards for investigative reporting and continuing coverage.
- - Celebrating July 4th when the country was falling apart
- - Programming and frequency changes coming to WVTF and RADIO IQ
    WVTF and RADIO IQ are swapping a number of radio signals - and creating two separate services - expanding its capacity to serve as Virginia’s premiere multi-platform resource for news, information, and music.
- - Group meeting at Virginia Tech aims to grow engineering degrees
- - WVTF RADIO IQ adds three journalists to staff
    The WVTF Radio IQ News Department adds David Seidel as news director, Mallory Noe-Payne as Richmond reporter, and Jeff Bossert as Morning Edition host.
- - In-person absentee voting on the rise in Virginia. What does that mean?
- - WVTF Public Radio, RADIO IQ budget to be reviewed by Virginia Tech Foundation
    The portion of the meeting dealing with WVTF will begin at 11 a.m. and is open to the public because a portion of the WVTF budget comes from public funds. Only the WVTF portion of the meeting is open.
- - Normal is a cycle on a washing machine
- - Virginia Tech team heads to world finals for computer coding
- - "Now you really wanna cry?"
- - WVTF RADIO IQ News wins seven awards in recognition of reporting excellence
    Journalists with WVTF RADIO IQ, the NPR member station and service of the Virginia Tech Foundation, received a total of seven awards honoring their work throughout 2016.
- - Detecting cyber bullying: But can it be stopped?

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