Partnerships

Collaborate. Engage. Partner. Recruit.

Link Lab is leading the way in the development and deployment of cyber-physical systems. With more than 45 faculty members and over 230 graduate students, Link Lab teams work together to create and disseminate the technologies that will shape society.

We welcome industry partners to be a part of this exciting hub of innovation and cutting-edge research. While we have an easy way to partner with the Link Lab through our Affiliate Program, we are also open to exploring other mutually beneficial collaborations.

Contact us today  to start the conversation! 

Current Industry Affliate Members

UVA Link Lab affiliate programs. Company logos Leidos and Elder Research (Data Science| AI | machine learning)

Learn More

Learn more about the multiple levels of partnership with Link Lab in our brochure.

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Spotlights

  • Tech Link Spotlight

    Tech Link Spotlight

    Be on the front lines of research that is creating future industries

    Link Lab member Madhur Behl helped make autonomous car racing an international sport. Now he is leading UVA’s Cavalier Autonomous Racing Club to compete in the first-ever Indy Autonomous Challenge. 

    Pioneers in Autonomous Racing
  • Talent Link Spotlight

    Talent Link Spotlight

    Support graduate students conducting cutting-edge research

    Josephine Lamp, advised by Link Lab member Lu Feng, is teaming with a cardiologist in UVA’s top-ranked health system to help heart failure patients. By modeling patient heart metrics, she aims to develop a new diagnostic tool that will pinpoint disease progression. 

    Creative at Heart
  • Community Link Spotlight

    Community Link Spotlight

    Promote values of collaboration and service in future engineering leaders

    Link Lab Associate Director Jonathan L. Goodall and Charlottesville High School engineering teacher Matthew Shields, both UVA Engineering alumni, brought their engineering students together to demonstrate the power of community in solving challenging problems. 

    A Tale of Two Labs