Eberly News
WVU’s Eberly College announces 2017-18 Outstanding Researcher Award recipients
The Eberly College of Arts and Sciences at West Virginia University has named two recipients of the 2017-18 Outstanding Researcher Award: Sean McWilliams and Aaron Metzger.
When lightning strikes
WVU physicists among collaborators granted $7 million to form U.S. Department of Energy center of excellence
WVU physicists tune the dynamics of exotic quantum particles
Physicists at West Virginia University have discovered a way to control a newly discovered quantum particle, potentially leading to faster computers and other electronic devices.
LIGO and Virgo make first detection of gravitational waves produced by colliding neutron stars
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WVU's Benedum Distinguished Scholars to present public lectures
The four 2016-17 Claude Worthington Benedum Distinguished Scholars at West Virginia University will present highlights of their award-wining research in individual lectures this fall, beginning this week. All members of the campus and local community are invited to attend these lectures and the receptions following.
WVU physicists chase new ‘wave’ of condensed matter research
Just one year after arriving at West Virginia University, physicist Lian Li is taking physics research to new frontiers.
WVU Planetarium and Observatory to host pre-eclipse event Aug. 19
Almost every 18 months, a total solar eclipse is visible to some part of the world. However, the United States hasn’t had a total solar eclipse since 1994. For the first time during the 21st century, a total solar eclipse will be visible across the United States on Monday, Aug. 21.
First-Generation Faculty: Earl Scime
A number of students beginning their academic career at WVU are embarking on a journey that no one in their families have before, becoming the first generation of their families to earn four-year degrees.
Funding the future
WVU finance grad creates STEM scholarship
WVU researchers help detect gravitational waves for the third time; confirm new population of black holes
West Virginia University researchers were part of a team that detected gravitational waves for the third time since 2015, once again confirming Albert Einstein's Theory of General Relativity.