Department News: Engineering Systems and Environment
Recent news about the Department of Engineering Systems and Environment
Recent news about the Department of Engineering Systems and Environment
A story about earthquakes, smart metals, and a UVA Engineering professor's family connection from half a world away.
An interdisciplinary team of UVA undergraduates won first place in the Virginia Water Environment Association Student Design Competition.
Five engineering departments are represented in the University’s Double Hoo program, which funds research collaborations between undergraduate and graduate student pairs.
Five fourth year students — all graduating with STEM degrees — share their unique journeys to the diploma they will eventually receive on the Lawn.
Harrison Award recipients receive as much as $4,000 apiece to pursue their research interests, along with a faculty mentor – a process that has gone on every year since 2001. Four awardees are UVA Engineers.
Laura Barnes, associate professor in the Department of Engineering Systems and Environment, and Hongning Wang, assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, are collaborating with other University of Virginia faculty on The MindTrails Project.
Governor Northam, University of Virginia Biocomplexity Institute, RAND Corporation Present Infectious Disease Modeling on Impact of COVID-19 Mitigations in Virginia.
Four UVA Engineering faculty are among the eight University of Virginia faculty to received National Science Foundation's Faculty Early Career Development Awards.
The University of Virginia Engineering Research Symposium is the School’s annual graduate research symposium and competition.
The board’s work encompasses economic, policy, educational and social dimensions, in addition to science and engineering issues relatied to the nation’s water resources.