Engineering Research Building News Today

The spirit horse tradition began in 2009. The Spirit Horse Program is an annual tradition that allows students to design a fiberglass horse and leave behind a legacy.

The project will take place from April  29, to May 3

The university continues its efforts this semester to renew and create spaces on campus including the Cooper Street Bridges, Greek Life Center, Life Sciences Building and Maverick Hall.

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Representatives from the WVU General Counsels Office will discuss BOG Governance Rule 1.4 – Ethics, Conflicts of Interest, and Outside Consulting Arrangements at noon Tuesday (Nov. 1) at the Advanced Engineering Research Building, Room 120.

New College of Engineering program begins in fall 2023 and fills critical industry need

Join the Office of Technology Transfer to meet and learn about the Vantage Ventures team at noon Tuesday (Oct. 25) in Room 120 of the Advanced Engineering Research Building.

An artist's impression of attosecond clocking. Electrons, represented in blue and orange, collide to produce bursts of light that reveal the interactions that govern quantum materials and the quantum information they support. Image credit: Brad Baxley (parttowhole.com) Study: Attosecond clocking

Join the Office of Technology Transfer Tuesday (April 19) at noon as they host Richard Swatloski from Tremonti Consulting who will present “How to Assess the Market for Your Technology.” This presentation will explain market trends and patterns.

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