AGP Executive Report
Last update: 44 minutes agoSTEM Access: Four McDowell County elementary schools have opened West Virginia’s first Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation STEM centers, giving students hands-on access to robotics and 3D printers. Research & Agriculture: West Virginia State University won a $26.5 million federal grant for a new agriculture complex, while Bluefield State’s $370,000 award will support research into targeted treatments for chemotherapy-resistant ovarian cancer. Health Technology: A new $855,400 state award will expand secure health-data sharing among West Virginia providers; a rural clinic says poor EHR integration can also make it harder to use AI tools effectively. Aerospace: Marshall University and BETA Technologies are partnering on electric aviation training and technology, as West Virginia makes its case to host a U.S. Space Academy. Surveillance Tech: State lawmakers are seeking an in-person meeting with Flock Safety, saying company responses have left questions about its license-plate cameras unanswered.
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