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UVA Engineering's faculty and students work to improve human health and create a sustainable and secure future.
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CTS Joins Mid-Atlantic Counterparts to Organize Return of Roadway Management Conference
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UVA Engineering Earns National Science Foundation Award to Launch New Cyber-Physical Systems Graduate Program
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Pamela Norris wins Raven Award
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ECE Department Awards
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Learning From Monsters: Engineering Students Study Frankenstein to Learn Responsible Design
Read NowIn Technology and the Frankenstein Myth, engineering students are challenged to take responsibility for the full impact of their designs.
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Engineering Entrepreneurship: E-School Helps Ideas Get to Marketplace
Read NowA little over a decade ago, University of Virginia engineering students and administrators wanted to get better at turning their breakthrough ideas into solutions.
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UVA Engineers, Physician Collaborate to Detect Impending Asthma Attacks
Read NowUniversity of Virginia engineering professors Daniel Quinn and John Lach, working with UVA asthma physician Dr. Larry Borish, are developing and testing innovative sensor systems that, once fully designed and implanted in a patient’s trachea, should help detect sudden asthma attacks before they happen.
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UVA Aerospace Engineering Undergrads Win NASA Design Competition
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Reinventing Computing
Read NowNew center will eliminate computing barriers, allowing “big data†breakthroughs in medicine, national security and many other areas.
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Turning a Terrible Tide
Read NowUVA Engineers are working with a multidisciplinary team in two pan-university institutes tackling global challenges.
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Researchers Developing Drug Delivery Patches to Manage Pain Without Addiction
Read NowVia a seed grant from the Center for Engineering in Medicine, mechanical engineering and orthopedic researchers team up to work toward an innovative solution for treating lower back pain after surgery and for chronic back pain. They are developing drug delivery patches that would be worn on the skin, like a bandage, to deliver non-addictive pain medicine directly to the site of pain, rather than systemically via pills or injections.
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UVA Engineering Transforms Research Program
Read NowStrategic Approach Leads to Double-Digit Increases in Sponsored Research Funding