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botella stanley CAREER award to study the interaction of a highly flexible plate near a free surface. Photo by Jama Green for Virginia Tech.Christine Gilbert, an assistant professor in the聽Kevin T. Crofton Department of Aerospace and Ocean Engineering, has been awarded a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development CAREER award.Taking inspiration from nature, she will study the interaction of a highly flexible plate near a free surface, more specifically, how shape reconfiguration affects the flow field and results in drag reduction on the body.With the $500,
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Artwork from people who have struggled with mental health challenges is now being accepted for the聽10th annual Mental Health Art Show.The art will be on display from April 14th- May 13th聽at the R.R. Smith Center for Art and History,聽20 S. New Street, Staunton.The exhibit will open with a public reception on April 14th from 6:00pm- 8:00pm.聽GuidelinesAny medium accepted.Art needs to be in a portfolio with name, contact information, title and medium included.All works must be original, and in good condition.All works must be matted in clean mats or framed.Scholarships available for financial hardship.A maximum of 3 works by each artist will be selected.Art can be anonymous but leave your contact information.Works inciting racism, or promoting drugs, sex, or violence will not be considered.Submission does not guarantee acceptance.Art must be submitted by Friday, February 24th 2017Submit art work to one of these locations:R.R. Smith Center Front Desk: M-F 10am-5pm Attn: Beth HodgeValley CSB Front Desk: M-F 8:30
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