The competition challenges graduate students to present their research in three minutes using just one slide. Submissions will be accepted through Feb. 8.
Research
Graham Doskoch, a graduate student in the Department of Physics and Astronomy and the Center for Gravitational Waves and Cosmology, will discuss how the space shuttles changed the course of study in the field of radio astronomy at 6:30 p.m. Friday (Dec. 12) in White Hall, G09.
The launch of the new module in February will deliver major improvements to protocol management and compliance tracking, and your cooperation in preparing for the change will be invaluable to its success.
The needs assessment survey of scholars who want to make substantial progress on their writing and research projects should take approximately five minutes to complete.
The Regional Research Institute and Department of Economics will co-host Edward Coulson as he presents “Appraisal and Gender” at 11:30 a.m. Friday (Dec. 5) in Reynolds Hall, Room 5201.
To better understand illnesses that originate in the body, including cancer as well as autoimmune and neurological disorders, WVU biochemists are examining a molecular process that can initiate disease in the cells of humans and other mammals.