Department News: Engineering Systems and Environment

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Professor James H. Lambert is one of four UVA faculty members to be honored by the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the journal Science.

UVA Engineering Professor Outmaneuvers the Pandemic to Build a Better Competition

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UVA Engineering assistant professor Nicola Bezzo demonstrated a lesson in navigating obstacles to his students. He transformed the Autonomous Mobile Robots course competition into...

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The Center for Hardware and Embedded Systems Security and Trust focuses on the design, protection and resilience of hardware from security vulnerabilities associated with...

Research into hypersonic travel is soaring again in the United States, and UVA Engineering is contributing historic expertise.

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With renewed interest nationally in hypersonic research, UVA Engineering has formed the UVA Hypersonic Research Complex, a collaboration of 17 faculty and their labs across...

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Would-be intern unknowingly cold-calls an alumnus’ company, gets the job and lands her employer a $30,000 prize.

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Craig H. Benson, 13th dean of the University of Virginia School of Engineering, led the school to new heights for research, graduate enrollment, undergraduate learning...

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So far, University leaders remain hopeful that the real-time monitoring for the virus markers in dormitory sewer water, among other measures, will help UVA avoid the fate of other...

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The Department of Engineering Systems and Environment’s talent pool just got deeper with the addition of three new faculty members for the 2020-2021 academic year

UVA Engineering students salvaged a season of lost internships and travel by working with engineering faculty to solve a complex problem for UVA Health physicians at the University’s Fontaine Research Park.

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Third-year student in the Department of Engineering Systems and Environment salvage summer plans to work with faculty on a project for UVA Health.

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UVA Engineering professor Venkataraman Lakshmi has spent considerable years seeking to understand the vadose zone, the section of Earth that anchors the systems of human life.