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

More than 1,500 people turned out to check out the latest technologies developed by undergraduate and graduate engineering students.

Imagine a “Band-Aid” that wards off Lyme disease. With the big idea, chemical engineering grad student Tori Vigil led a team of cadets to win an international genetic engineering competition.

Kenneth Brown, this year’s 2024 UVERS winner, investigated the potential for a non-toxic solvent made from orange peels to be used in the production of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene.

A prominent industry leader’s secrets for reaching pinnacles of success in engineering and business start with getting a good education and stop with the person who applies it.

UVA Engineering Ph.D. researchers partner with the UVA Equity Center to spark interest in STEM careers for local public school students through lively science and engineering programs.

We take pride in the many innovative researchers among our faculty. Join us in celebrating some of the women who contribute to our school and community, shaping the future of engineering.

Rachel Letteri and Liheng Cai design polymer materials for applications such as treating disease or repairing tissue loss, soft robotics and wearable electronics.

Honored alums share the same advisor and mentor, an expert in catalysis.

Finding a domestic source of lithium for battery manufacturing is a crucial part of our energy future. A UVA Engineering team might have the answer.