The Resilient Energy Technology and Infrastructure Consortium, led by a team at WVU in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh and over 60 regional partners, has been selected as a finalist Thursday (Sept. 18) for a prestigious $160 million National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engines award.
Research
The Research Office invites faculty and research administrators to attend “Dialogues and Discoveries,” an in-person session designed to strengthen communication among the WVU research community regarding changes and progress in research administration.
The $313,000 National Science Foundation grant was awarded to Eberly Distinguished Professor of Physics and Astronomy Maura McLaughlin and her team to support multi-faceted research and training programs across the country involving a new radio telescope array in Nevada.
Researchers are reminded to review their protocols in WVU+kc before Wednesday, Oct.1, and close protocols if the research was completed or never commenced.
Senior Sam Stalnaker arrived on campus with limited physics knowledge. But thanks to strong mentors and faculty relationships, he’s become a trusted member of the undergraduate physics and astronomy research team and is on his way to reaching his full potential.
Elijah Knaap will present “Mitigating Fatal Overdose Risk with Spatial Models: An Integrated Approach to Harm Reduction using Location Choice and Optimal Coverage” at 2:30 p.m. Friday (Sept. 19) in Brooks Hall, Room 325.