Diagnosed With an Incurable Disease: How a UVA Professor Is Fighting for his Son
Biomedical engineering professor Tom Barker is trying to buy some time for his son and others with a rare genetic illness that slowly steals their eyesight.
Focused Sound Energy Holds Promise for Treating Cancer, Alzheimer’s and Other Diseases
Biomedical engineering professor Richard Price explains how focused ultrasound can work around the body’s defenses that make some diseases notoriously difficult to treat.
UVA Engineering Celebrates 2025 Achievement Award Winners
On the evening of October 10, 2025, UVA Engineering’s Thornton Society members gathered to celebrate the school’s Annual Achievement Awards at the Boar’s Head Resort during their annual dinner.
UVA Engineering Entrepreneurs Part of ‘Virtuous Cycle’ Driving Local Biotech Growth
AstraZeneca’s planned new plant at North Fork bolsters Charlottesville’s burgeoning biotech sector, where UVA Engineering research helps fuel a cycle of innovation, startups and talent development.
Forging the Future: UVA’s Role in the Nuclear Fusion Revolution
UVA researchers are advancing materials, data science and technology to make nuclear fusion — a clean, limitless energy source — commercially viable and power a sustainable future.
UVA-Born Startup Cerillo Enters Next Phase With New Product
Cerillo, a biotechnology company co-founded by UVA professors Jason Papin and Erik Hewlett and biomedical engineering alum Kevin Seitter, has launched its latest product.
This UVA Researcher’s Tiny Building Blocks Could Help Assemble a Healthier Future
A team led by UVA professor Evan Scott recently published a paper in Nature Communications unveiling a polymer-based system for precise, non-invasive treatment delivery that avoids immune rejection.
UVA Researchers Fast-Track Cancer Care with Patient-Specific Tumor Models
Engineering and medical research team’s new method could help oncologists predict which therapies will work best for individual patients with a common form of breast cancer.