The Environmental Resilience Institute has determined that Virginia can achieve net-zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2050.
An assistant professor and two postdoctoral researchers from the Department of Astronomy are among those recently awarded coveted observation time with the new James Webb Space Telescope.
New research explains how lemon-shaped viruses, which thrive in extreme environments, came to exist, and the discovery could have very useful implications.
The School of Architecture invited scholars from around the nation to experiment with novel building materials drawn from Mother Nature.
COVID-19 vaccines for children under 5 look like they are on the way and should be useful, pediatrician Dr. Debbie-Ann Shirley writes.
Architecture student Martina Bucheli’s work rests at the convergence of faith and the corporeal in a 12th-century French abbey church.
While reducing greenhouse gas output is an important part of the global strategy to combat climate change, a new study finds that forest management may have an even bigger role to play.
Her research into depression and pregnancy, she hopes, could help remove the stigma of mental illness once and for all.