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UVA Engineering Ph.D. student helps cardiovascular surgeon create a lifeline to better treatment for heart failure patients

Josephine Lamp came to the University of Virginia School of Engineering to earn her Ph.D., armed with a passion for using technology to solve complex medical problems. She is...

Angela Orebaugh, computer science adjunct lecturer, receives the Adelle F. Robertson Award from UVA's School of Continuing and Professional Studies.

Madhav Marathe, computer science professor, Distinguished Professor of Biocomplexity and a director at UVA's Biocomplexity Institute shares insights on the importance of modeling in response to a pandemic.

Rawan Osman, a rising third-year computer engineering major, and Hania Abboud, a rising third-year engineering systems and environment major, have been awarded a Community-Based Undergraduate Research Grant.

UVA to Compete in Inaugural Indy Autonomous Challenge

A UVA student club, led by an engineering professor who’s helped make autonomous car racing an international sport, will be among the first to compete with a self-driving racecar...

NSF’s Total $3.7 Million Grant Allows UVA and Partners to Develop a Secure, High-performance Computing System to Support NSF-funded Research Using Protected COVID-19 Data

The National Science Foundation has awarded the University of Virginia a $1.2 million expansion of a grant to develop a secure, high-performance computing system for research,...

Madhur Behl, assistant professor of computer science and engineering systems and environment, speaks with The Wall Street Journal about UVA's Cavalier Autonomous Racing Club. UVA will compete against more than three dozen universities from around the world in the Indy Autonomous Challenge.

UVA and UVA-Wise Awarded National Science Foundation Major Research Instrumentation Program Grant

The National Science Foundation has tapped the University of Virginia to help broaden Virginia universities’ access to protected data for research.

Two undergraduate computer science students at the University of Virginia, with another student at the University of Notre Dame, have developed a Bluetooth-based COVID-19 contact tracing app called TraceX.

The Computer Science department chair, Kevin Skadron, shares a message about our mission to build a strong culture of inclusion and support.