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Speechless: You Don't Need to Be a Singer to Lose Your Voice
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Dr. James Daniero, Center for Engineering in Medicine researcher, talks about his research on voice disorders, including the multidisciplinary nature of the "Voice Team."
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DC Inno Features UVA's CubeSat
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How Virginia and Maryland Universities are Building D.C.’s Tech Talent Pipeline Ahead of Amazon HQ2
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We Have Lift Off!
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A three-year spacecraft design project undertaken by a succession of undergraduate engineering students culminated Wednesday in a spectacular rocket launch. Now the students will track their craft from UVA.
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Jean Tom, Innovative Leader in Pharmaceutical Industry, to Deliver 2019 Edward L. Paul Lecture
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Jean Tom, head of Development Engineering, Chemical and Synthetic Development in the Global Product Development and Supply organization at Bristol-Myers Squibb, will deliver the...
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One Extreme Step Towards Energy Sustainability
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Carlos Noyes, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering graduate student, won second place at the 2018 UVA Three Minute Thesis competition with his talk "One Extreme Step Towards...
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Viewing options for launch of satellite designed, built by UVa students
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A small satellite designed and built by University of Virginia students is set to blast off from Virginia’s Eastern Shore on Wednesday afternoon. At 4:46 p.m., the Libertas CubeSat will be launched from the Wallops Flight Facility and will travel on a rocket to the International Space Station.
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Student Satellite Designers Prepare to Party
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After celebrating a big win in basketball, some students at UVA are preparing for another party as the satellites they designed are launched into space. About a hundred students from UVA, and another 50 from Virginia Tech, ODU and Hampton will be watching when a rocket blasts off late Wednesday...
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Podcast: UVA Launches CubeSats into Space
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University of Virginia Prof., Christopher Goyne, Associate Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, discusses the CubeSat Program, its importance, and its advantages with Les Sinclair. At 4:46 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17, a spacecraft called Libertas CubeSat, designed and built by UVA...
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MMI Retreat Brings New Collaboration
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Faculty and students from departments across the engineering school gathered Friday, March 22 at the first annual Multifunctional Materials Integration (MMI) retreat. The nearly...
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ChemE Ph.D. and Undergraduate Students Seek to Catalyze Better Ways to Convert Methane
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Methane could be valuable as a fuel; instead it’s a huge source of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Chemical engineering researchers at UVA want to flip that narrative.