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Take a virtual stroll through the EXSiTE labs -- Experiments and Simulations in Thermal Engineering -- a part of UVA's @MAEandUVA Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Your hosts are professor and lab director Patrick Hopkins, graduate students and research scientists.

Associate Professor Gavin Garner weighs in on the Peloton bike craze from an engineering perspective, including fascinating commentary about resistance, magnets and leveling the playing field.

Certificate Offers Specialized Training through UVA’s Link Lab, a Center of Excellence for Cyber-physical Systems Research and Education

Driven by its commitment to train engineers and computer scientists to solve 21st century problems using cyber technologies, the University of Virginia School of Engineering is...

Team’s HERO Coating Will Increase Materials’ Temperature Tolerance by 200 Degrees Celsius

Opila has assembled a team to develop a coating that will protect high-temperature alloys from rapid oxidation.

UVA Engineering Discovery Challenges Heat Transfer Paradigm That Guides Electronic and Photonic Device Design

Research breakthrough demonstrates a new mechanism to control temperature and extend the lifetime of electronic and photonic devices.

UVA robotics expert and professor Tomonari Furukawa talks about cultivating innovative ideas that secure public health.

Energy Science and Technology Lab Is Research Hub for Solid-State Thermionic Devices

UVA Engineering's thermionic device is among the only solid-state options proven to have achieved heat transfer and cooling at the nanoscale.

Les Williams to Share His Experiences in Entrepreneurship in the Launch of a New Master of Engineering Class in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Engineers who graduate and move into the manufacturing field, and other types of industry, where business dynamics and entrepreneurial ideas are critical to the success of new...

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Former UVA Engineering Students Reach Great Heights in Hypersonic Research and Development

Three UVA Engineering alumni continue to make major contributions to the study and development of hypersonic aircraft.