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Biocomplexity Institute executive director Madhav Marathe talks about working with AI systems and across disciplines to simulate the complex systems that shape our lives.

The University of Virginia is proud to welcome these outstanding new faculty members to our Engineering community. 

Bakar's journey through UVA Engineering has been marked by her commitment to community building and research. 

With telecom systems moving toward a more open platform where vendors can collaborate on improvements, Cong Shen saw a business opportunity.

Quinn inspires the engineers of the future by making difficult material accessible.

 

Professor Madhur Behl and Cavalier Autonomous Racing showcased UVA research at one of the most prestigious tech events in the world.

Professor of civil and environmental engineering has made science-based service a cornerstone of his career.

UVA Engineering’s new fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science represent three different departments and distinct areas of research. 

James H. Lambert has been recognized as a distinguished educator by the Society for Risk Analysis, an international scientific and professional society.

Her lab’s approach finds the connections between individual processes and the manufacturing system as a whole — and tries to coordinate everything at once, she tells Tech Briefs.

UVA Engineering hydrology experts say two years of plentiful rain contributed to the devastating fires in California.

Science Robotics chose a UVA paper describing praying mantis-inspired artificial eyes as their most outstanding of the year.

UVA just made history with three other robot racecar teams in a demo for the ages.

Graduate students in UVA’s Link Lab mentored local high school students on projects designed to benefit society. NBC29 covered the story.

Somayeh Asadi studies how communities can better prepare for outages and disasters by using a data-driven social vulnerability index.

A professor’s annual classroom competition pits student programming of turtle-like robots in time trials, with penalty points added for imprecision as the ’bots maneuver through a carboard maze.

Rescue divers still sometimes rely on rope signals to communicate with their surface guides. This expert diver — and UVA systems engineering Ph.D. student — has a better way.

The team devised what it believes is a new way for coordinated robot activity to respond when the unexpected happens.

A new UVA-created mobile augmented reality app will allow students to test the limits of their understanding about how mechanical forces affect frequently used construction components.