Marianna Pavlovskaya will reflect on her co-authored book examining how municipal movements, migrant justice organizing and place-based solidarities reimagine urban economic governance, belonging and democracy from below from noon to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday (March 11) on Zoom.
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Ten doctoral students will compete in the Three-Minute Thesis grand finale at 6 p.m. April 7 in the Mountainlair Ballrooms as faculty and staff judges assess finalists on comprehension, engagement and communication to determine first, second and third place winners.
The WVU AI Discussion Group newsletter compiles campus AI initiative updates, upcoming talks and workshops, interdisciplinary user groups and conversations shaping the national AI landscape at the University and beyond.
The WVU Research Office and WVU Research Computing have launched Harpers Ferry, the University’s newest major computational facility. The investment reflects the University’s continued commitment to advancing research infrastructure and meeting the rapidly growing computational demands faced by scientists across disciplines.
Designed to enhance research and data management skills for both new and experienced researchers, the workshops will kick off March 9 with a focus on RStudio.
Gabe Schwartzman, assistant professor of human geography at the University of Tennessee, will reflect on power, just transition and community-engaged research in Appalachia from noon to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday (March 4) on Zoom or in Brooks Hall, Room 309.