VCU College of Engineering News

The M.D.-Ph.D. student is using microfluidic chips to simulate the environments metastatic prostate cancer travels through — and to find the chinks in its armor.

Four Virginia Commonwealth University researchers traveled to Washington on Sept. 17 to join patients, families and advocates from across the nation at the 14th annual Rally for Medical Research, urging Congress to prioritize and increase funding for the National Institutes of Health.

Two companies built on Virginia Commonwealth University research have each received $800,000 from Virginia Catalyst, and the grants could advance a surgical hydrogel and a trauma resuscitation drug on the path toward testing in humans.

For Simone Chapman, a summer internship is about more than research — it's a step toward improving heart health for women.

New sensors can show the inventory of each location and help monitor usage while preserving privacy.

Honorees will be recognized at an Oct. 9 event at the Science Museum of Virginia.

A Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) cybersecurity research team is earning national recognition for tackling one of the biggest challenges facing critical infrastructure: protecting the industrial computers that keep essential systems running.

A partnership between VCU TechTransfer and Ventures and Central Virginia’s Activation Capital is pairing faculty researchers with business leaders.

These competitive internal grants empower faculty to launch pilot studies, restart research programs and drive transdisciplinary discoveries.

The program will introduce artificial intelligence to students 13 and older through hands-on labs, collaborative challenges and real-world applications.