Department News: Engineering Systems and Environment

UVA Engineers Use Global Satellite Imagery and Other Open-Source Information to Inform an International Water Conflict

Prakrut Kansara, a University of Virginia School of Engineering Ph.D. student in the Department of Engineering Systems and Environment, used remote sensing technology to study the...

Systems engineering students and their Engineering Systems and Environment advisors used a capstone project to help drive safer and greener use of vehicles in the UVA facilities management fleet.

Environmental Resilience Institute associate director Andres Clarens will discuss commitments to ‘net zero’ carbon emissions: What will it take to get there, and what then?

Dr. Amy Mathers and Lisa Colosi-Peterson, UVA-Center-for-Engineering-in-Medicine researchers whose wastewaster testing program helps keep the University open for students, share their thoughts about next steps for wastewater system applications in a CNN op-ed.

U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Online Programs” rankings are out, and the University of Virginia School of Engineering’s program for civil engineering has been named No. 7...

Engineering Systems and Environment Professor Andres Clarens advocated for decentralized wind and solar power infrastructure in an interview on local public radio.

Andres Clarens has been named an Earth Leadership Program fellow, and aims to use the experience to help move the needle on climate change.

Faculty from every UVA Engineering department were recognized at the University’s virtual Research Achievement Awards ceremony, with special honors going to Prasanna V. Balachandran, Xiaodong (Chris) Li and John A. Stankovic.

Esen Yel Recognized for Excellence in Autonomous Systems Research

The University of Virginia’s Link Lab for cyber-physical systems recently joined forces with Leidos, a Link Lab corporate partner since 2017, to create a new career skills-...

Hyunglok Kim is using an American Geophysical Union grant to link satellite network data to measure soil moisture and predict natural disasters.