Sinking Cities. Rising Water. Weather Whiplash. Why does it matter? Researchers are helping communities prepare for increased risks caused by shifting land and future changes in climate. 🔗 Read more in the 2025 College of Science Magazine: https://t.co/RdLfgFYDN2

What do ancient China, popsicle sticks, and autumn weather have in common? Math of course! Students in Andy Norton's History of Math class took their lesson outside to explore how ancient Chinese mathematicians solved matrices. Watch: https://t.co/vFAlOgRNEE #whatsyourscience

Understanding quantum might be like pulling teeth for you and me. For Hisham Amer, a former oral surgeon, it's way, way better. 💪⚛️ Read more:

Inspired by her family’s experience with dementia, a graduate student at #VirginiaTech is studying how to protect memory and improve quality of life for future generations. 🧡 https://t.co/YrYXusIZOd

Meet the inaugural Fralin Fabulous Five. 🌎🧬 These researchers are tackling humanity’s biggest challenges, from securing the future of our food system to uncovering new ways to detect and treat Alzheimer’s disease. https://t.co/X3QHcfBwfA

The heart of teaching is caring. The heart of learning is also caring. Through research, practice, and follow-through, our students develop a passion for science and an understanding of why it matters. 🔗 Read more in the 2025 COS Magazine: https://t.co/rXgaZKCHuB

Special shoutout to Daniel English and Bryan Hsu 🙌

Have you signed up for #HokieHike? 🫵🤨 Each year, thousands of #Hokies have joined the fun completing hikes all over the world. Your registration not only includes exclusive gear, but a portion also supports outdoor recreation for students. Register ➡️ https://t.co/GkkuunzmPo

Webster Santos of @VT_Science joined "Curious Conversations" to talk about the drug discovery process, the Virginia Tech Center for Drug Discovery in @FralinLifeSci, and the potential for a new weight-loss drug. The full conversation: https://t.co/KvjHM37T24

Inspired by her family’s experience with dementia, graduate student Brieann Brown is exploring how something called epigenetics could protect memory and improve quality of life for future generations. 🧡 https://t.co/Sk6dTKq7Zs

With hundreds of articles and patents, Joseph DeSimone, Ph.D. '90, from the @vtchemdept is still full steam ahead. He’s also speaking on Monday, Oct. 27, for the J. Mark Sowers Distinguished Lecture. Learn more about this free event:

Emma Lulis ’23 planned to attend medical school, but working for @Hokiesports sparked a creative passion that changed her path. She’s now the social media coordinator for the Detroit Pistons. 🤩 https://t.co/6EXbjHDaRA

Through collecting data from 15 lakes and reservoirs, researchers are learning that condition predictability can change based on lake conditions, specifically depth and water clarity. 🎙️ Listen to the full episode: https://t.co/q7yhzgxTjb #whatsyourscience

What's in your drinking water? #VirginiaTech researchers can tell you before other methods might. 💧 Researchers at the Center for Ecosystem Forecasting have developed a system that can predict the quality of drinking water in lakes and reservoirs.

See you tomorrow Arlington! Join us for a Science in Your Space event with Dean Kevin Pitts and some of our outstanding #datascience students. Tuesday, Sept. 23 at 6;00 p.m. RSVP now to attend: https://t.co/LTYjjXylES #whatsyourscience #datascience

#VTHomecoming Weekend is almost here! Join us for some College of Science events on Friday 10/3: 🌱 Carbon CoLab Launch 🍺 College of Science Happy Hour Register and check out the full schedule: https://t.co/MNVs1hJaf3

While investigating the formation of corals, bones, teeth, a research team uncovered a clue about why blood thinners can only be sourced from pigs. ➡️ Read about it: https://t.co/ZN5coEE82B @vtgeosciences @vtchemdept @fralinlifesci @sustainbiomtrls @vt_cnre

🎉 Congratulations to CeZAP affiliate Rana Ashkar! 🧪✨ Rana Ashkar, Associate Professor of Physics in the College of Science, has been awarded the Patricia Caldwell Faculty Fellowship by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors! 👏 https://t.co/7nSwwzmFUM

Calling all Hokies flying into DC for the Fall American Chemical Society conference: come meet up with fellow Hokies Monday evening and enjoy food, drinks, and networking. 🤝 Monday, Aug. 18 5:30 p.m. / City Tap Penn Quarter Register now: https://t.co/1OVGDRBOAm @vtchemdept

Turns out all you need is a shift in perspective. When physicist Rana Ashkar's team members looked at how membranes behave on the nanoscale, they were able to identify unified biophysical laws that membranes have adhered to all along. ➡️ Read more: https://t.co/v5YCup2BJu