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Engineering and computer science student researchers contribute to a highly read paper on how biomechanical data can make swimmers go from competitive to elite.

UVA researchers have found a way to scale up a substance called MOF-525, which could turn captured carbon dioxide into something useful.

This is the story of the first female engineer at NASA, who was also the first woman to graduate from the UVA School of Engineering.

Six incoming UVA Engineering undergraduates and three Ph.D. students merit funding from the Jefferson Scholars Foundation to launch their UVA careers and futures as leaders and citizens.

A new hurricane response data tracking system could help determine the right time to order evacuations to minimize disruption and economic costs while saving lives.

Five exemplary graduating Ph.D. students were honored for their professional accomplishments and contributions to the UVA and scientific communities in their fields.

Clad in caps and gowns, the Class of 2024 reflected on their college years surrounded by cheering family and friends.

Engineering Ph.D. student’s work on injury biomechanics aims to bridge the gap between male and female crash test data.

Three faculty, Brian Helmke, Natasha Smith and Garrick Louis, and graduate student Zackary Landsman were named among UVA’s best for teaching and public service.

The UVA School of Engineering and Applied Science welcomed a distinguished group of Black engineers back to Grounds for a panel discussion on excellence.

UVA Health and UVA Engineering researchers have developed a powerful new risk assessment tool for predicting outcomes in heart failure patients. The researchers have made the tool publicly available.

Jessica Besnier is collaborating with NASA climatologists to understand historical drought conditions in South America.