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Four early-career faculty at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science have earned prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER Awards.

A UVA Engineering researcher is using AI to develop computational tools that improve infectious disease forecasting, guide public health decisions and strengthen disease surveillance.

UVA’s Yu Meng wins NSF CAREER Award to help AI learn from messy, incomplete data — for better results in everything from accurate hospital records to scientific discovery.

The 2026 Dean’s Undergraduate Research Fellows are a cohort of UVA Engineering undergraduate researchers advancing bold ideas — from smarter micromobility to cancer cell behavior and more.

UVA’s School of Engineering has kicked off a new expanded orientation program designed to help incoming transfer students hit the ground running.

When Carrie Chia begins her first year at the University of Virginia this month, she’ll complete an unusual family streak: Every cousin in her generation has attended UVA.

UVA Engineering’s Matt Dwyer, Sebastian Elbaum and Mary Lou Soffa are among the 80 computer scientists named to a new international honor society, recognizing their influence in software engineering.

A UVA Engineering computer science researcher will lead a project under the DOE’s Genesis Mission, a national initiative to harness AI to accelerate discovery and address critical national challenges.