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A trans-Atlantic journey: how microbes and dust travel from Africa to the Americas
Virginia Tech researchers received a $1.1 million grant from NASA to investigate how microbes can travel across the Atlantic on dust plumes
Early career faculty earn 14 National Science Foundation CAREER awards
Over the past 25 years, Virginia Tech researchers have earned 171 National Science Foundation Early Career Development Awards (CAREER). For the 2020 fiscal year, 14 Virginia Tech early career scientists and engineers have been granted CAREER awards, totaling over $4 million in research funding.
Let me clear my throat: Capturing coughing sounds provides data for predicting epidemiological trends
Seeking ways to improve prediction methods to preempt future global health crises, Virginia Tech researchers are developing a cost-effective and highly deployable approach for monitoring respiratory illness for public health epidemic forecasting.
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Radio IQ/WVTF: Preparing for the Next Pandemic by Counting Coughs
New York Times: How Do Flying Snakes Glide Through the Air? ‘It’s Hard to Believe’
NASA: First ICON Science Data Released to Public
IEEE: Virginia Tech team creating a tube pump for desalination applications
WDBJ7: Changing Technology for Prosthetic Limbs
Forbes.com: These Smart Prosthetic Sockets Could Enable More Comfortable Prosthesis
CNN: NASA's newest mission, ICON, has launched
WDBJ: Virginia Tech researchers contribute to upcoming NASA mission
Orlando Sentinel: Pegasus rocket looks to launch NASA weather satellite from aircraft into space
WXFR: Late NASA pioneer leaves lasting mark on Virginia Tech
WFXR: Virginia Tech students watch as rocket blasts off from Wallops Island
WDBJ: Virginia Tech students send satellite to space
WGR Radio: Brave New Atmosphere
WSET: Virginia Tech partners with NASA for research in stability wind tunnel
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