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University of Virginia's Biocomplexity Institute and Initiative develops COVID-19 dashboard to help people deal with the coronavirus pandemic through historical data and up-to-date figures.

Hoohacks 2020 was a virtual hackathon with over 900 participants from more than 100 schools. The winners will be announced in April.

Researchers at UVA’s Biocomplexity Institute have won a new $10 million, five-year “Expeditions in Computing” grant from the National Science Foundation to use innovative technological and scientific advancements to plan for, and respond to, epidemics and pandemics, including outbreaks of deadly...

Computer science professor Madhav Marathe, a division director at the University of Virginia’s Biocomplexity Institute and Initiative, leads a team to develop a no cost system that can project not just how many infections or deaths might result from the new coronavirus but also show how many...

Lu Feng Earns Prestigious National Science Foundation Grant to Create Formal Methods that Increase the Safety and Reliability of Human-Cyber-Physical Systems

Lu Feng, an assistant professor with joint appointments in the Department of Computer Science and Department of Engineering Systems and Environment at the University of Virginia...

Computer science students James Yun and Soukarya Ghosh are the creators of the public service website TrackCorona, a COVID-19 tracking website proving to be a valuable public service for anyone who wants to know more about the development of the pandemic.

UVA Engineering welcomes first cohort in novel graduate program for future cyber-physical systems leaders

Last fall, the first cohort of students arrived on Grounds for the University of Virginia School of Engineering’s novel graduate program in cyber-physical systems.

Madhav Marathe, a professor of computer science and biocomplexity, and a division director at UVA’s Biocomplexity Institute, discusses the novel coronavirus COVID-19 epidemic.

Computer science students Soukarya Ghosh and James Yun developed a coronavirus tracking website with old high school friends who are now at Stanford and Virginia Tech.

Daniel Graham, assistant professor in the UVA Department of Computer Science, will serve as mentor to 2020 University of Virginia Community Fellow Destinee Wright, a UVA alumna and small business owner.