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An ever-evolving team of WVU faculty and students has been working closely with NASA engineers to jump start a new world of satellite repair capabilities in orbit.
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A summer of opportunity: WVU students land internships with NPR, NASA, Michael Kors, others
May 9th, 2013There's no shortage of WVU students who've landed high-profile internships this summer; and here are some of those stories. -
On Friday, May 3, representatives from the WVU chapters of the Society of Women Engineers and the National Society of Black Engineers came together to honor John Zondlo, professor of chemical engineering, for his unwavering support and guidance.
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Ben Statler, Gary White and Armistead Long are slated to become the next class of inductees into the West Virginia Coal Hall of Fame. The organization's 16th annual induction ceremony will take place on Friday, May 3, at The Resort at Glade Springs in Daniels, W.Va.
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WVU's Luo, Fabozzi Earn UTSR Fellowships
April 30th, 2013Two students in the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources at WVU have earned fellowships through the National Energy Technology Laboratory's University Turbine Systems Research Program. Kevin Luo of Morgantown, W.Va., and Eric Fabozzi of Buffalo, N.Y., will begin their fellowships in May. -
WVU alum William McCartney to deliver Dow/Union Carbide Seminar
April 29th, 2013William McCartney, Jr., a 1995 WVU graduate, will deliver the 2013 Dow/Union Carbide Seminar Honoring Jean Cropley. -
The Flying WV now flies...around the racetrack: Freshman unveils gold and blue, WVU car
April 24th, 2013If you think you've seen the Flying WV logo just about everywhere, you probably haven't seen it on a car hood zooming around a major racetrack. Now you can. -
'Count Me In!' WVU engineering grad to contend on Discovery Channel's 'The Big Brain Theory: Pure Genius'
April 22nd, 2013Engineering grad Dan Moyers will join nine other contestants who will be tasked with solving a seemingly impossible engineering challenge in just 30 minutes on the Discovery Channel's "Big Brain Theory," which debuts May 1. -
WVU senior engineering students to showcase design projects
April 22nd, 2013WVU's Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering's Senior Design Expo is Monday, April 29, from noon to 2 p.m., on the ground floor of the Engineering Sciences Building. The event features student-created technologies designed to help address societal needs. -
WVU's Lane Department to announce Open Source Scholarship
April 19th, 2013Thanks to alumni and faculty of WVU's Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, students with an interest in software development will now be able to fund their education through and Open Source Scholarship. The scholarship will officially be announced on Tuesday, April 23, at 6 p.m., in G102 of WVU's Engineering Sciences Building. -
WVU offers first-of-its-kind Process Safety Boot Camp to chemical engineering students
April 19th, 2013A recent recommendation by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology called for universities to include reactive hazard awareness into chemical engineering curriculums. The Department of Chemical Engineering at WVU did just that for the first time in mid-April when it offered a two-day Process Safety Boot Camp. -
WVU expert can discuss the science related to tracking down Boston bombings suspects
April 19th, 2013Thirimachos Bourlai is available to offer insight into face recognition and image and video processing, areas key to tracking down the Boston bombings suspects. -
WVU's Song Earns National Science Foundation CAREER Award
April 18th, 2013One of the byproducts of automobile exhaust and industrial power plants is waste heat energy, which is currently released unproductively into the environment. A $535,694 Faculty Early Career Development award from the National Science Foundation will allow WVU's Xueyan Song to investigate ways to improve the sustainability of our energy infrastructure through waste heat recovery. -
WVU Solar Decathlon team breaks ground on solar-powered, log home
April 18th, 2013West Virginia University students competing in the 2013 Solar Decathlon broke ground today (April 18) on a solar-powered, log home that they will build to tear down and rebuild again and again. -
Six faculty recognized for outstanding teaching by WVU Foundation
April 17th, 2013Outstanding students deserve outstanding teachers, and each spring, the West Virginia University Foundation lifts up several instructors who enliven their classrooms and groom students for ultimate success. -
WVU's top academic advisors have helped launch careers
April 17th, 2013In winning this year's Nicholas Evans Award for Advising at WVU, John Zaniewski, the faculty winner; Amy Roberts-Dixon, the professional staff winner; and Darcey Powell, the graduate assistant winner; have not only helped students solve problems but have also helped shape their careers. -
Statler College welcomes students from Mexico
April 15th, 2013Victor Mucino of WVU's Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering has led teams of students to Queretaro, Mexico to meet and partner with Mexican students since the 1990s. The Department's Industrial Outreach Program pairs WVU students with Mexican students to work on solving practical problems often seen in industry. This semester, for the first time, Mexican students came to WVU. -
WVU's Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources receives software donation from ANSYS
April 11th, 2013WVU's Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources is the recipient of a software bundle donation from ANSYS Inc., a global innovator of simulation software and technologies designed to optimize product development processes. The technology will be used for research and teaching in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. -
As part of an effort to boost interest among talented students in science, technology, engineering and math programs, WVU's Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources is partnering with The Edventure Group to promote STEM learning environments in several Preston County schools this fall.
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Mississippi State professor, WVU alum to deliver Distinguished Lecture at WVU's Statler College
April 8th, 2013WVU's Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources is hosting Mark Horstemeyer, professor of mechanical engineering and chair and chief technical officer for the Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems in Computational Solid Mechanics at Mississippi State University, at 3:30 p.m., on Thursday, April 11.
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