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George Wilkes Earns National Institute of Aerospace Best Student Paper Award
Read MoreNovel Fabrication Process Leads to Efficient and Flexible Perovskite Solar Cell
Wilkes used a novel pulsed ultraviolet laser to form the solar cell’s metal-oxide electron transporting layer.
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UVA Professor Named Dean of Engineering at the University of Alabama at Birmingham
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The University of Alabama at Birmingham has named Dr. Jeffrey W. Holmes, UVA professor of Biomedical Engineering and Medicine and director of the Center for Engineering in...
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Nanoscale Materials Characterization Facility Harmonizes Efforts to Improve Materials' Performance
Read MoreResearch Conducted at the NMCF Advances Sustainable Development and Human Health
Researchers use state-of-the-art equipment to generate new knowledge about the properties, behaviors and applications of nanomaterials.
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UVA Engineering Students Bring Unique Perspectives to the University’s Historic Lawn
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Eight UVA Engineering students spent the 2019-2020 academic year living on the lawn and share their experiences.
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The University of Virginia Biocomplexity Institute Lends Expertise to National COVID-19 Response
Read MoreResearchers create sophisticated information biology computer models that offer pandemic responders vital information.
The University of Virginia Biocomplexity Institute team is on the front lines of the national modeling, monitoring, planning and response to COVID-19. The institute integrates...
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Digital Coronavirus Maps Helping Public Understand the Pandemic Better
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University of Virginia's Biocomplexity Institute and Initiative develops COVID-19 dashboard to help people deal with the coronavirus pandemic through historical data and up-to-date figures.
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HooHacks 2020 Goes Virtual
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Hoohacks 2020 was a virtual hackathon with over 900 participants from more than 100 schools. The winners will be announced in April.
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Biocomplexity Institute Wins $10M Grant to Thwart Future Pandemics
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Researchers at UVA’s Biocomplexity Institute have won a new $10 million, five-year “Expeditions in Computing” grant from the National Science Foundation to use innovative technological and scientific advancements to plan for, and respond to, epidemics and pandemics, including outbreaks of deadly...
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First-Year Lab Experience Gave This Student the Confidence to Aim for a Ph.D.
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A University of Virginia biomedical engineering student is trying to tackle the world’s No. 1 cause of death on a genetic level.
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Scientist Working with the Center for Engineering in Medicine Helps Develop New COVID-19 Test
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Amy Mathers, who is working on a ground-breaking research project as part of her seed grant from the Center for Engineering in Medicine, was also instrumental in developing the new COVID-19 tests that are now being administered.