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Brad Campbell’s Research Aims to Solve the Practical Problem of Maintaining Sensors to Last as Long as the Infrastructure They Watch

For the internet of things to reach its maximal benefit, all those connected devices have to keep up with the times.

Tamjid Al Rahat, a student in assistant professor Yuan Tian’s research group, found a high-severity flaw in Google’s OAuth client library for Java.

DARPA Invests in Photonics Research to Enhance Positioning, Navigation and Timing Capabilities

Yi and his UVA Engineering teammates have achieved breakthroughs in high-speed light detection and ultra-low noise circuits to bring photonic technology closer to reality.

Synchronized Oscillator-based System Promises Efficient and Accurate Way to Solve Impossibly Complex Problems

Their chip achieves a 100-times improvement in computation with the same accuracy as conventional digital computing.

UVA Team Partners with Local Planning District Commissions to Help Flood Mitigation and Planning Efforts in Vulnerable Communities Across Virginia

A new UVA initiative will provide expertise to Virginia localities using support from the Virginia Community Flood Preparedness Fund.

Kevin Janes, professor of biomedical engineering, received the Research Mentor Award for “initiatives to improve scholarship, mentorship, diversity and inclusion and student advocacy.” Faculty from across UVA Engineering also were recognized for research contributions.

UVA Students Test Their Code in a Robot Competition that Relies on Teamwork

Nicola Bezzo's Autonomous Mobile Robots course and its competition demonstrate to students the complex but important work that goes into ensuring a future when people can...

School of Engineering and Applied Science Honors Dave Garrett’s Achievements

Ph.D. launched career in low-power chip design for wired and wireless communications and edge computing.

Cavalier Autonomous Racing Team Clocks Fastest All-American Laps at Historic Indy Event - and Chance to Help Drive Autonomous Vehicle Industry

UVA’s fully autonomous car achieved an average speed of nearly 120 mph and a top speed of 124 mph in the historic Indy Autonomous Challenge Powered by Cisco.

UVA Engineering's Cavalier Autonomous Racing Team is Set to Compete Saturday, Oct. 23, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the World’s First High-speed Autonomous Vehicle Race

Assistant professor Madhur Behl and his team of 11 students are competing for a $1 million prize.