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Students crank out stellar math paper in international modeling contest, beating 11,243 other teams

Three second-year UVA Engineering students submitted a winning paper among thousands of entries in the 21st annual Interdisciplinary Contest in Modeling.

John Lach, a University of Virginia electrical and computer engineer who helped establish UVA’s unique-in-the-nation Link Lab for cyber-physical systems, will begin his...

Bowers will concentrate on maximizing the efficiency of the systems used to transmit and receive data in wireless sensor networks.

Making the trillions of devices expected to be deployed on the Internet of Things over the next 20 years self-charging is a complex research task, and UVA is helping to lead the...

Leaving a Legacy

Longtime supporters Dudley (Engr ’76, ’77) and Barbara (Engr ’81) White have made an extraordinary $6.1 million commitment to the School, supporting the Policy Internship Program...

Free, public event features Vinton G. Cerf, widely known as "father of the Internet," and national experts on cybersecurity, cyber-physical systems, smart cities, smart health and autonomous systems.

The day-long meeting, entitled “Cyber-Physical Systems: The Defining Technologies of the 21st Century,” features distinguished speakers with expertise in cybersecurity, cyber-...

CHIEF wins $10,000 People’s Choice Award

UVA Engineering’s Pike Fellows program held its final competition for the University's largest competitive entrepreneurship prize.

A real black hole has been brought to light, thanks in part to decades of research at UVA.

The Link Lab at the University of Virginia and the local nonprofit Smart Cville have announced the launch of a free grassroots Internet of Things network in Charlottesville.

Patricia Gonzalez-Guerrero, in joint work with Xinfei Guo and Mircea Stan, won the best paper award at IEEE LASCAS 2019: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/8667599...