Katy Goodrich will guide the audience in and around the dance of space plasma and explore the movement from our solar system and beyond from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at the WVU Planetarium.
Research
The study will evaluate the impact of yoga on health, specifically for individuals ages 18-65 with elevated or high blood pressure.
University researchers will have access to a new, customizable environment specifically designed for research involving high-risk and sensitive data. The Secure University Research Environment is HIPAA-compliant and available to all WVU researchers for new projects.
Research led by Amy Hessl shows trees record carbon differently, providing a clearer look at Earth’s history of extreme space weather.
The membership agreement with Dryad will provide easy access to a generalist data repository and help support researchers in meeting data sharing requirements.
Researchers at WVU and the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering have discovered that by adjusting the ratio of elements in a recently discovered material called “iron telluride selenide,” they can switch “exotic” quantum states on and off in materials that are critical for building quantum computers.