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Research

Pregnancy Screening  

Researchers at WVU are studying movement and health during pregnancy, beginning in the first trimester. There are no interventions or medications and participants can earn up to $150 for completing all three study visits.

research building  

As part of the WVU transformation to become a land-grant, research university of the future, the Research Office is assessing aspects of its organization to ensure it is maximizing operational efficiencies, measuring successes using metrics that matter and aligning operations to support the University's mission.

student computer library  

If you use e-books or e-book corpora for research purposes, such as text analysis, or as a vital component of teaching and taking courses, we want to hear from you. Help us shape the future of e-books for higher education by joining this paid focus group study.

Miscanthus Roots  

Jennifer Kane, a postdoctoral student, was recently awarded a $219,000 grant from the National Institute of Food and Agriculture to study how microbes — like bacteria and fungi — interact with Miscanthus roots to boost the plant’s productivity and sustainability.