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Wang reveals new cell type in the human brain; plays crucial role in visual search
Every day, people are asked to find something – a familiar face in a crowd, a child in the park, a particular house on a street. While researchers have long-since known that the ability to effectively search and detect goal-relevant targets is controlled by top-down signals from the brain’s frontal area, a researcher from West Virginia University has found evidence that the human medial temporal lobe – or MTL – also plays an essential role in this process.
WVU finishes second in NASA’s Mars Ice Challenge
Not a leaking drain plug nor a blown water line could keep the MIDAS II team from West Virginia University from placing in NASA’s Mars Ice Challenge.
WVU finishes second in DOE-GM sponsored EcoCAR 3 competition
At the end of year two of the EcoCAR 3 competition, the team from West Virginia University won the “Team to Watch” award, which is presented to the school that shows strong improvement from year one as well as the potential to grow in future years of the competition.
Researchers receive funding from the Alpha Foundation to study mine safety and health
A pair of research teams from West Virginia University have received close to $500,000 in funding from the Alpha Foundation for the Improvement of Mine Safety and Health.
WVU to host IBM Watson Talk on delivering smart healthcare services
On Thursday, May 3, West Virginia University will be hosting “Powering your Research with IBM Watson: IBM Watson + Healthcare,” from 5-8 p.m., in room 135 of the Advanced Engineering Research Building. The event is open to the WVU community; dinner and refreshments will be provided.
WVU engineering students earn University fellowships
Two West Virginia University engineering students have received prestigious University Fellowships.
Richards, Schuller to earn honorary doctoral degrees
TheStatler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources
will confer honorary doctoral degrees upon two alumni in 2018.