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Virtual gathering to highlight international collaboration with Federal University of Parana in Brazil
An upcoming virtual workshop will feature the expanding partnership between West Virginia University and the Universidade Federal do Parana (UFPR) in Brazil. The April 9, 2021 one-day event, entitled “Research Across Borders,” will emphasize opportunities to expand and develop new collaborations in research, faculty development and graduate student exchanges.
WVU engineering student awarded funding to explore research occupational paths
A West Virginia University student has earned the opportunity to strengthen his professional and research skills by working on a collaborative, interdisciplinary project to assess means for gas separation while reducing the energy usage footprint and subsequent burden on the environment.
Statler College announces Engineers Week video contest winners
In celebration of Engineers Week, an annual event that celebrates professionals in all fields of engineering, the Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources hosted a scholarship video contest based off of the central theme of this year’s festivities, ‘Imagining Tomorrow.’
WVU spin-off company IstoVisio, Inc. awarded funding for virtual reality research
Engineers at West Virginia University are aiding neuroscientists in data collection through a software that enables them to visualize and explore data in 3D for a more accurate image.
WVU engineering student awarded Honor Society Phi Kappa Phi Grant to support planetary rover research
A West Virginia University student has been awarded the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi grant to assist their research in providing computationally efficient, cost-effective and reliable localization solutions for planetary rovers.
Nine graduate students selected for WVU Foundation scholarships
The Office of Graduate Education and Life has announced the recipients of the 2021 WVU Foundation Scholarship awards. Scholarship review committee members said they were impressed by the high caliber applications received and have selected four recipients for the WVU Foundation Distinguished Doctoral Scholarship and five recipients for the Carl del Signore Foundation Scholarship for master’s students working towards the completion of a thesis. Graduate students provide incredibly valuable research, teaching and services to the WVU campus and the greater Morgantown community. OGEL provides these awards to help these highly qualified students defray the costs of their education and promote the dissemination of their research to a broader audience.