RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Nadia Tasnim Ahmed, a student at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in Richmond, will soon become the first person in America to have a Ph.D in pharmaceutical engineering.

The surging demand for energy. The country’s aging, overwhelmed electrical grid. Threats of cyberattacks. The explosion of interest in — and confusion about — artificial intelligence. These real-life ...

RICHMOND, Va. — Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly's recent announcement of a $5 billion plant coming to Goochland County surprised many Virginians. But for two Virginia Commonwealth University professors ...

Virginia Commonwealth University has named a Georgia Tech specialist in biomedical engineering as the new dean of the VCU School of Engineering. Barbara D. Boyan will become the fourth dean of the ...

Virginia Commonwealth University has launched an initiative focused on creating drug products. The Center for Pharmaceutical Engineering and Sciences is a collaboration between the university’s School ...

Mushfiqur Rahman sat in an office chair, rolling to the right, to the left and back again. A few feet away, a robot followed his every movement. The two cameras stare out of its front like eyes. "Some ...