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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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Class of 2018 - Stargazing Student Stars in Astrophysics, Heading to Grad School
Bridget Andersen, an astronomy-physics major, realized that she wanted to know more about computer coding designed for making sense of complex astrophysics data. So she took on a second major in computer science.
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New Center Inspires – and Funds – Collaborations in Engineering and Medicine
What happens when engineers are partnered with medical professionals to tackle pressing health care challenges – with each collaborator bringing forth distinct professional insights? Society gets better medicines, treatments and technologies.
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The Future of Computing
For 70 years, computers have operated on an architectural framework that has worked exceedingly well, multiplying speed and functionality many times over through improvements to core, individual components.
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Class of 2018 - Three Years in Honduras Led Christina Cabrera to Her Mission
Christina Cabrera's time in Honduras helped her realize that she wanted a career that would allow her to "“do meaningful work that will help people.”
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UVA Entrepreneurship Team Wins ACC Competition
For the second straight year, a University of Virginia student entrepreneurship team is at the top of the heap in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
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Meet UVA's 2018 Beckman Scholars
Investigating the impact of anti-cancer drugs on the heart and pursuing treatments for multiple sclerosis.
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Hartwell Foundation Names UVA a Top 10 Center of Biomedical Research -- Again
The other institutions named by the foundation as top 10 centers this year are: Case Western Reserve University; Cornell University; Duke University; Johns Hopkins University; St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital; University of California, Davis; University of California, San, Diego; the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center; and the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Undergraduate Duo Nab Major Science Research Awards
The University is one of a handful schools nationwide participating in the Beckman Scholars program, largely because of its commitment to quality undergraduate research. BME third year Monica Grabowska in Saucerman Lab is researching the cardiovascular effects of a widely used class of anti-cancer drugs, tyrosine kinase inhibitors, using a computational model of the cardiac hypertrophy signaling network.
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Undergraduate Duo Nab Major Science Research Awards
The University is one of a handful schools nationwide participating in the Beckman Scholars program, largely because of its commitment to quality undergraduate research. BME third year Monica Grabowska in Saucerman Lab is researching the cardiovascular effects of a widely used class of anti-cancer drugs, tyrosine kinase inhibitors, using a computational model of the cardiac hypertrophy signaling network.
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This Gene Affects How Some Women Store Fat – and Increases Their Risk for Diabetes
Some women who store fat in their bellies and hips may be at increased risk for Type 2 diabetes, due to a natural variation of the gene KLF14.
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Finite Element Models Used to Improve Football Helmet Safety
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Robert J. Davis: R.H. Wilhelm Award Winner
The prestigious AIChE R.H. Wilhelm Award recognizes researchers who have most influenced the field of chemical reaction engineering.