Brian J. Anderson and Shahab D. Mohaghegh, engineering professors at West Virginia University, recently earned high achievement awards from Department of Energy Secretary Steven Chu. They were recognized for their efforts with the National Energy Technology Laboratory, in response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
In a series of ten mini-interviews, WVWRI Director Paul Ziemkiewicz answers burning questions about Marcellus Shale and the environment.
Nicolas Zegre, a forest hydrologist in the Davis College of Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Design and Shikha Sharma, a geochemist in WVU’s Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, have joined forces to compare methane levels in well water before and after hydrofracking activity.
Writing a popular textbook about chemical engineering was just the beginning for Dr. Richard Turton. A professor at West Virginia University’s College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, Turton is embracing the latest technology to better educate future chemical engineers.
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A conversation with WVU’s Jerry Fletcher, Director, US-China Energy Center.
US-China research teams agree to promote scientific cooperation through novel plan to share intellectual property
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- WVU Team Selected to Compete in Energy Department's Solar Decathlon 2013
- WVU, nonprofit join to promote energy efficiency
- Energy Regulation a Delicate Balance Between Health and Economy
- Energy Department Awards WVU Researchers for Gulf Oil Spill Work
