Department News: Engineering Systems and Environment

Four UVA Engineering faculty are among the eight University of Virginia faculty to received National Science Foundation's Faculty Early Career Development Awards.

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.

The American Society of Civil Engineers’ Environmental and Water Resources Institute is Recognizing Teresa Culver with Two Awards in 2020

UVA associate professor Teresa Culver has received awards for her service to the environmental research community and for preparing the next generation of leaders in her field.

Researchers create sophisticated information biology computer models that offer pandemic responders vital information.

The University of Virginia Biocomplexity Institute team is on the front lines of the national modeling, monitoring, planning and response to COVID-19. The institute integrates...

Lu Feng Earns Prestigious National Science Foundation Grant to Create Formal Methods that Increase the Safety and Reliability of Human-Cyber-Physical Systems

Lu Feng, an assistant professor with joint appointments in the Department of Computer Science and Department of Engineering Systems and Environment at the University of Virginia...

UVA Engineering welcomes first cohort in novel graduate program for future cyber-physical systems leaders

Last fall, the first cohort of students arrived on Grounds for the University of Virginia School of Engineering’s novel graduate program in cyber-physical systems.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, is helping to fund “Reliable Analytics for Disease Indicators,” a collaborative project using data collected on the UVA-developed mobile app Sensus.

NTSB chair Robert L. Sumwalt guest lectures in Forefronts of Civil Engineering graduate course

Top official presents an inside view of the federal agency’s breakdown of the engineering and judgment errors that led to six deaths.

Engineering systems and environment associate professor Laura Barnes and her collaborators aim to use technology that people interact with every day to improve mental health care for patients in real time.