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UVA researchers received a five-year, $3 million grant through the National Science Foundation’s “Navigating the New Arctic” initiative for a multidisciplinary research collaboration.

UVA Engineering students salvaged a season of lost internships and travel by working with engineering faculty to solve a complex problem for UVA Health physicians at the University’s Fontaine Research Park.

Third-year student in the Department of Engineering Systems and Environment salvage summer plans to work with faculty on a project for UVA Health.

UVA Engineering Corrosion Experts Propose Modern Methods for Water Problems Such as Those that Plagued Flint, Michigan

Santucci and Scully address unresolved scientific questions to avert future lead poisoning disasters in a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Alan Batson, professor emeritus of computer science at the School of Engineering, remembered by colleagues and former students as the father of computing at UVA, died Aug. 29 at...

The staff who support biomedical engineering students and department operations are working remotely. Here's how to reach us:

The staff who support biomedical engineering students and department operations are working remotely. Here's how to reach us:

UVA Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering is working with Mitre Corp MITRE Corporation and four other universities to use space-based satellites to tackle real-world problems on earth.

UVA Engineering professor Venkataraman Lakshmi has spent considerable years seeking to understand the vadose zone, the section of Earth that anchors the systems of human life.

A total of 75,000 swabs are slated for production each week, with 15,000 swabs remaining at UVA Health to support testing at the health system.

Detectors Can Relay a Fire Warning in Real Time Across Thousands of Miles

Sheth’s pitch for RISc detectors earned first place at the IEEE Microwave Week three-minute thesis competition.

UVA Engineering Ph.D. student helps cardiovascular surgeon create a lifeline to better treatment for heart failure patients

Josephine Lamp came to the University of Virginia School of Engineering to earn her Ph.D., armed with a passion for using technology to solve complex medical problems. She is...