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CorDx Donates $3 Million to Drive Sustainable Energy Innovation at UC San Diego - Vimarsana News

CorDx Donates $3 Million to Drive Sustainable Energy Innovation at UC San Diego

Through his company CorDx, entrepreneur and philanthropist Aiiso Yufeng Li (Jeff) and Dongdong Guo (Doreen) have pledged $3 million to the University of California San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering. The gift will support leading-edge research, e

Paws For A Cause: Virginia Tech Students and Professors Lead Dog Adoption Efforts / Research - Vimarsana News

Paws For A Cause: Virginia Tech Students and Professors Lead Dog Adoption Efforts / Research

A world of scents and sounds abounds, hopefully a temporary haven, with barking neighbors all around and each with a story. Voices floated down hallways.

VA Tech Researcher Explores "Hybrid Fostering" of Shelter Dogs - Vimarsana News

VA Tech Researcher Explores "Hybrid Fostering" of Shelter Dogs

Adoption can be challenging for man’s best friend, and Virginia Tech researchers are exploring ways to make the process better for dogs in animal shelters and…

Researchers Discovers Importance of Carbon Cycle in Predicting Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Researchers Discovers Importance of Carbon Cycle in Predicting Climate Change

Researchers from Virginia Tech and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory determined that crucial sections of the global carbon cycle used to track carbon dioxide transportation in the environment are incorrect, which could dramatically change traditional carbon cycle models.

Study: Malaysian students burning out online - Vimarsana News

Study: Malaysian students burning out online

A recent study found that Malaysian students who spent too much time online for both lessons and socialising were feeling increasingly burnt out, depressed and anxious.