VCU forensic science researchers receive $2.28M for crime scene evidence research VCU was one of only four schools in the country to receive multiple awards from the National Institute of Justice. Read more »
International symposium explores how nanoscience can help solve problems in energy, medicine Over four days, the symposium will explore how nanoscience can lead to breakthroughs in clean energy, bioengineering and regenerative medicine. Read more »
Data from wearables can predict risk of death in older adults Researchers analyzed health data from wearable technology devices to predict the five-year mortality risks of the U.S. aging population. Read more »
VCU receives $8.8M to support employment of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities The two grants will help VCU "be the predominant leader" nationally in providing training and employment for those with intellectual disabilities and developmental disabilities. Read more »
VCU hits new milestone with $310M in sponsored research funding Virginia Commonwealth University reached $310 million in sponsored research funding in fiscal year 2019, setting a new record for the university. Read more »
E-liquids often contain alcohol as an unlisted ingredient. What are the health and safety implications? After discovering ethanol in vape juice samples, a VCU professor is leading a major study to explore the ramifications for public safety. 11/7/2019
Former FDA commissioner to speak at VCU David Kessler will discuss “Tobacco Wars” at the Institute for Contemporary Art. 11/7/2019
VCU forensic science researchers receive $2.28M for crime scene evidence research VCU was one of only four schools in the country to receive multiple awards from the National Institute of Justice. 11/7/2019
‘This is a very big problem’: Rising sea levels will lead to significant displacement in coming decades VCU political science professor Andrea Simonelli studies governance responses to migration and displacement due to climate change. 11/6/2019
International symposium explores how nanoscience can help solve problems in energy, medicine Over four days, the symposium will explore how nanoscience can lead to breakthroughs in clean energy, bioengineering and regenerative medicine. 11/5/2019
Data from wearables can predict risk of death in older adults Researchers analyzed health data from wearable technology devices to predict the five-year mortality risks of the U.S. aging population. 10/30/2019