A collaborative research team at the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources is taking on PFAS contamination in drinking water, one of today’s most pressing environmental challenges.
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To be eligible for the research study, participants must be adults aged 18-65, diagnosed with high blood pressure, not currently involved in an exercise or yoga program, and not pregnant.
Emily Spayde has been appointed as director of engineering technology, which has grown from an initial cohort of 30 students in 2023 to a thriving enrollment of approximately 100 students this fall.
Deepanjali Roy, a doctoral student in the Benjamin M. Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, is addressing both pollution and sustainability in her work with membranes.
Professor Fei Dai is using virtual reality to transform how civil engineering students are trained to consider sustainability and material impacts in their decision-making processes.
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.