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UVA Engineering’s Vaughan Professor of Humanities Bernie Carlson makes a case for entrepreneurship as part of an engineer’s training in his latest Forbes column.

In Technology and the Frankenstein Myth, engineering students are challenged to take responsibility for the full impact of their designs.

A little over a decade ago, University of Virginia engineering students and administrators wanted to get better at turning their breakthrough ideas into solutions.

An audience of students gathered in Newcomb Hall Theater on a Saturday afternoon to hear six successful UVA technology entrepreneurs tell their stories.

Every summer, the UVA/MIT Policy Internship Program places 10 UVA Engineering students in agencies and organizations in Washington, D.C., to spend 10 weeks learning how science...

Jack Ross, a 2017 computer science graduate and product of UVA Engineering’s Entrepreneurship and Business program, won the 2018 Kathryne Carr Award.

In honor of Nikola Tesla's birthday, Engineering and Society Department Chair Bernie Carlson devotes his monthly Forbes column to one of the visionary inventor's most sophisticated devices.

Bernie Carlson, Engineering and Society department chair and director of Engineering Business Programs, writes in Forbes that concerns about a technology company such as Facebook controlling the flow information in society is not unique to the digital era – and we should look to history for...

Link Lab Focuses on Autonomous Systems, Smart Cities and Smart Health

Soon, roadways will be filled with driverless vehicles. Robots will help all surgeons operate more precisely and safely. Homes will sense how their occupants want to live, and...

UVA Engineering teamed up with Eric Pike and Will Pike, a 2016 electrical engineering graduate, on an idea.

After Will Pike’s graduation in 2016 from UVA's electrical engineering program, the Pike family saw an opportunity to help student entrepreneurs.