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UVA Engineering computer science professor Jack W. Davidson has been named an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Fellow in recognition of his contributions to...

Dwyer selected for his contributions to the specification and analysis of software

The Association for Computing Machinery has named Matthew B. Dwyer, a University of Virginia professor of computer science, a fellow. Fellowships are conferred to association...

The Royal Statistical Society today announced its “international statistics of the year.” Among the most notable is a finding that female car passengers wearing seatbelts have 73% greater odds of being seriously injured in frontal crashes compared to belted men.

Combining medicine and engineering, Matthew Panzer is leading computational brain modeling projects at UVA’s Center for Applied Biomechanics.

Pamela Frailey Faggert is the 22nd industry leader to serve as the Brenton S. Halsey Distinguished Visiting Professor in Chemical Engineering.

UVA leader named to the list of breakout university engineers and scientists

Each year, the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute asks its national membership to name influencers in the field. This year, Professor George Christ was one of 15...

Elevation Recognizes Life’s Work in Laser-Material Interactions

Miniaturization in the computer, medical device and electronics industries and the mainstreaming of renewable energy continue to motivate Gupta's work.

We are on the frontier of developing regenerative medicine therapeutics and tissue-engineering implants for our wounded warriors. However, the groundbreaking innovations at the heart of the bio-economy require long-term, sustained funding support.

Funding Supports Modeling and Measurement of Digital Alloys Used to Fabricate Avalanche Photon Detectors

A $500,000 NSF research grant adds to the team’s modeling and measurement work over the next three years.

It's been a good year for postdoc Adam Dixon

A Hossack Lab publication was one of the top-10 cited articles published by Annals of Biomedical Engineering in 2018. Adam Dixon (Ph.D. '16) was the article's first...