Jake Stump

Jake Stump, director, West Virginia University Research Communications

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Vials of the Pfizer vaccine. Courtesy: Dave Ryan, West Virginia University

Other Building Types

Supply chain efficiency is critical for COVID-19 vaccine

January 14, 2021

Courtesy: Formlabs/West Virginia University

University working with 3D-printing developer to produce swabs for COVID-19 testing

Debangsu Bhattacharyya received a $2.5-million U.S. Department of Energy grant to develop an online monitoring tool, using AI, for boiler systems at coal-fired and natural gas power plants. Courtesy: Paige Nesbit, West Virginia University

AI and Machine Learning

Prolonging power plant life through artificial intelligence

WVU's Kakan Dey and David Martinelli are undertaking a holistic cross-disciplinary engineering education project to advance the professional formation of engineers to better prepare them for the more complex problems of today and tomorrow. Courtesy: West Virginia University

Educational Facilities

Teaching engineers communication and the humanities

Lance Lin, civil and environmental engineering professor, is the lead investigator of a research project aiming to reduce the use of fresh water resources by the nation's power plants. Courtesy: West Virginia University

Reducing freshwater use by power plants

By 2021, an estimated 3.5 million cybersecurity jobs across the globe will be unfilled according to Cybersecurity Ventures. The WVU Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering hopes to help plug the demand with a project called ‘ACCESS’ that cultivates cybersecurity experts through scholarships. Courtesy: West Virginia University

University receives award to prepare students for cybersecurity jobs

August 13, 2019