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Over 30 students in the Dean’s Undergraduate Engineering Research Fellowship Program explored their areas of scientific interest this summer while gaining valuable lab skills that will help them reach their goals when they graduate from UVA Engineering.

UVA Researchers 3D-print Soil Structures that Can Grow Plants

Faculty in engineering, architecture and environmental sciences demonstrate that 3D-printed, geometrically complex structures made of soil and seed can support plant growth.

UVA Engineers Prove That a Single Material Can be Both a Thermal Conductor and an Insulator on Demand

Their discovery, published in Nature Communications, holds promise for more energy-efficient electronic devices, green buildings and space exploration.

Gardiner Has Earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Science with a Double Major in Physics and a Minor in Computer Science

Gardiner's driving sense of purpose is to help us understand the universe and answer that big question: How it all works.

McNamara Has Earned a Bachelor of Science in Materials Science and Engineering with a Minor in Computer Science

McNamara will join UVA Engineering Assistant Professor Ji Ma's additive manufacturing research group to earn her Ph.D.

Macatangay Has Earned a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering

Macatangay's research, outreach and teaching reinforce his desire to serve diverse patient populations as a physician.

Eight graduate students and two graduating fourth-year students at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science have received prestigious National Science...

All are welcome for UVA Engineering's popular open house, featuring demos and talks from faculty, students and staff. Join us on April 23 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Research Will Lead to Next-Generation Nuclear Energy Systems

A National Science Foundation graduate research fellowship program award supports Chan's research.

Advances in Microscopy Reveal Source of Phonons’ Puzzling Behavior

Team visualizes atomic vibrations and links them to functional properties and new device concepts.