Research at Statler

The Statler College is home to some of the most prolific researchers at West Virginia University, conducting close to $30 million in externally funded research on an annual basis. Their efforts fall into a number of areas including biometrics, bioengineering, civil infrastructure, cybersecurity, energy, energy assessment, environmental engineering, heavy vehicle engines, emissions, alternative fuels, shale gas extraction and utilization, signal processing and big data sets, and water resource utilization.

  • Big Data Goes Scientificin the latest issue of EngineeringWV
  • Engineering and Biology Converge on a Chipin the latest issue of EngineeringWV
  • Jutla Explores Link Between Hydrology, Climate Change, and Water-Borne Diseasein the latest issue of EngineeringWV
  • A Focus on Researchin the latest issue of EngineeringWV
  • Shale Gas May Breathe New Life Into Chemical Valleyin the latest issue of EngineeringWV
Big Data Goes Scientific1 Engineering and Biology Converge on a Chip2 Jutla Explores Link Between Hydrology, Climate Change, and Water-Borne Disease3 A Focus on Research4 Shale Gas May Breathe New Life Into Chemical Valley5
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