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  • BME Faculty Exceed in National Leadership and University Service

    BME Faculty: Exceeding Expectations this Past Year

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  • Center for Transportation Studies at UVA Announces Safety Circuit Rider Hire

    Transportation safety engineer's role is critical to serving localities

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  • Researchers in the MIST: UVA Faculty Work to Advance the Internet of Things

    Researchers at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science’s affiliate of the MIST Center are developing energy-efficient hardware as part of the “Internet of Things.”

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  • Jonathan Rosen Joins BME as Director of Professional Studies

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  • Jumpstart Your Career with a Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Virginia

    An exciting update to the BME M.E. Degree Program

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  • Postdoctoral Training Opportunities with UVA Biomedical Engineering

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  • Dancing With Robots

    Dancing, bell-ringing, putting – first-year engineering students at UVA manipulate 2-foot-tall robots to understand how humans and machines interact.

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  • Student-Built Spacecraft Ready for Launch

    University of Virginia engineering students will soon deliver to aerospace company SpaceX a small, cube-shaped spacecraft of their own design and construction for launch in late November from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

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  • Inviting Applications for Two Open-Rank Faculty Positions in the Department of Biomedical Engineering

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  • UVA Researchers Are Working To Make Football Safer

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  • Unmasking Corrosion to Design Better Protective Thin Films for Metals

    Researchers from UVA and two other universities have teamed up to analyze oxide films at the atomic level.

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  • ‘Fighting Traffic’ Author Puts Clashes Over Electric Scooters in Historical Perspective

    Engineering and Society historian Peter Norton tells Southern California Public Radio that city streets changed to accommodate cars and they can change again.

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