- NASA student scientist training program takes flight at VCUUndergraduates from across the country landed on campus this summer for the Student Airborne Research Program, hosted by VCU’s College of Humanities and Sciences.
- For the NFL, authenticity can’t be a trick play to Gen ZVCU researcher’s new study highlights how social issues and meaningful action influence engagement for new generations.
- In latest Commonwealth Poll, Virginians are split on state direction but cite concern over cost of living, potential Medicaid cuts and Trump ordersThe Wilder School’s new survey also reveals partisan divides on DEI, immigration and federal workforce cuts.
- Primary care shortage affects 44% of Virginia’s neighborhoods and almost 3.8 million residents, new VCU study findsRural communities are particularly hard-hit, and the research could point to workforce initiatives.
- Is your job slowly burning you out?Here’s what we keep getting wrong about stress in the workplace, according to VCU leadership expert Christopher Reina.
- Her mission: Clearing the air about the hidden danger in vapesMold? Nail polish remover? VCU forensic toxicologist Michelle Peace is unearthing what’s truly inside the unregulated products that are billed as alternatives to smoking.
- Engineering professor develops eco-friendly method of creating semiconductor materials for electronicsCurrent industrial methods use toxic solvents and damage the environment.
- In creating an ad, using AI for scenes – but not people – may retain consumer trustVCU study points to how businesses can use artificial intelligence for efficiency without undermining the human element.
- VCU researchers identify drug candidate for curbing alcohol misusePreclinical study points to potential for a drug now being tested to treat brain disorders.
- Whose satisfaction is more important to your business? Your customers or your employees?A new study from a VCU marketing professor finds that favoring one or the other — instead of a perfect balance — may lure investors in the modern age.
- In the sky above Chile, astronomy – and a VCU sculptor – are shiningAn observatory’s stunning new images intersect with Michael Jones McKean and his audacious ‘Twelve Earths.’
- Psychologists urge an end to labeling antisocial traits as ‘dark’A VCU professor and colleagues argue in a scholarly article that the term is stigmatizing, misleading and problematic.
- VCU’s research helps power a national success storyRooted in American history, the university’s partnership – with the federal government, Virginia and private industry – is changing the world.
- Don’t cringe: Fecal waste prompts a patient-centric innovation from VCU Health nurseEmma Necessary is working with the College of Engineering and TechTransfer and Ventures to bring her bedside wedge to market.
- How did VCU students help Virginia protect health data? By making ‘noise.’The School of Business team partnered with the behavioral health department to facilitate research while safeguarding individual privacy.
- To combat sexual violence among college students, VCU researcher turns to video gamesSocial work professor Adrienne Baldwin-White develops interactive trainings that could engage students more deeply than traditional formats.
- For exploring COVID’s link to oral health, VCU’s Kevin Matthew Byrd wins international honorThe researcher, who is extending his efforts into cancer and other diseases, received the World Perio Research Award this year.
- VCU-born startup Evizia lands $2.2M NIH grant for commercialization of advanced DNA sequencing microscopeA small business grant will help the company, which uses technology developed by physics professor Jason Reed, to manufacture its advanced microscope system for DNA research.
- Medical student investigates rare surgical complication that changed her grandfather’s lifeAlex Erling’s grandfather lost his leg to a post-operative infection. She wants to understand why and prevent it from happening to others.
- VCU students embrace the call of the wildTwo recent environmental studies courses reflect how hands-on learning – sometimes far from campus – is at the heart of the new School of Life Sciences and Sustainability.
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