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Congratulations to Rong Tong and his team of researchers in @VTEngineering for their recently published paper in Science Advances!
Read more about their new way to safely boost immune cells to fight cancer here! 👇
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Read more about their new way to safely boost immune cells to fight cancer here! 👇
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Happy Earth Day! 🌎 🍃
Our own Michael Bortner and researchers from @VTEngineering are working to improve the environmental footprint of wind turbine blade production.
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Our own Michael Bortner and researchers from @VTEngineering are working to improve the environmental footprint of wind turbine blade production.
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news.vt.edu Wind turbine blades get a sustainable upgrade With a $2 million grant from the Department of Energy, researchers from Virginia Tech have pioneered processes to make this sustainable energy source even more efficient. The research team will be... Congratulations to Chang Lu and his team in @VTEngineering for their recent publication in Cell Reports Methods! 🎉
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news.vt.edu New spatial profiling approach maps out discoveries for future brain research Researchers in the College of Engineering have developed a powerful, cost-effective method to create a comprehensive map that takes into consideration not just the biology of the brain, but the... Virginia Tech is developing the next generation of energetic materials. Check out the story, featuring ChE's Michael Bortner and John Reynolds, to learn more! 👏
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news.vt.edu Next generation of energetic materials to be developed at Virginia Tech The Department of Defense has awarded the university $3 million to research new additive manufacturing processes to develop safer and more efficient energetic materials.