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On Aug‌. ‌2‌9, Virginia Tech Board of Visitors' Buildings and Grounds Committee approved the design review for Mitchell Hall, a state-of-the-art engineering and research building that will provide engineering students, faculty, and staff with innovative lab space and ample opportunities for experiential learning.

Future Mitchell Hall brings promise for engineering research and experiential learning

On Aug‌. ‌2‌9, Virginia Tech Board of Visitors' Buildings and Grounds Committee approved the design review for Mitchell Hall, a state-of-the-art engineering and research building that will provide engineering students, faculty, and staff with innovative lab space and ample opportunities for experiential learning.

Of the four global facilities selected, the Stability Wind Tunnel is the only one at an educational institution, allowing engineering students to take part in international research.

Virginia Tech’s Stability Wind Tunnel selected as a NATO Common Research Wind Tunnel

Of the four global facilities selected, the Stability Wind Tunnel is the only one at an educational institution, allowing engineering students to take part in international research.

University partners will conduct experiments and develop computational models that detail how a variety of solid fuels will burn in various flow conditions.

Virginia Tech leads multi-institution research on polymeric solid fuel combustion

University partners will conduct experiments and develop computational models that detail how a variety of solid fuels will burn in various flow conditions.

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