The University is celebrating its renewed status as a top-tier, R1-level research institution during the eighth annual Research Week which runs through Saturday (April 11).
Research
Researchers in the Division of Physical Therapy are conducting a study to better understand how screen time shapes play, physical activity and early development in young children.
All clinical study agreements, amendments and data use agreements must be routed through the Clinical Study and Data Agreement Services Office to adhere to consistent, efficient and compliant process standards.
WVU will celebrate its renewed status as a top-tier, R1-level research institution during the eighth annual Research Week from April 6-11. Discussions and presentations will explore science storytelling, literacy and playfulness, and AI and the law. The week will also feature exhibits of student work, a graduate student thesis competition and other events.
The Research Office will host experienced staff as they share the challenges and rewards of running a research center from 3-4 p.m. April 8 on Zoom.
The “You Are What You Eat: A Community Nutrition Awareness Project in West Virginia,” supported by the Community Engaged Research Fund at the Center for Resilient Communities, aims to better understand how individuals interpret food labels, view food additives and make dietary choices.