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Biomedical Engineering Researcher Is Taking on Health Disparities and Infant Mortality
Read NowSepideh Dolatshahi has earned a Hypothesis Fund grant to study prenatal stress impact on immunity for mother and fetus, with implications for understanding health disparities and infant mortality.
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Need To Know: Engineering Skills To Get a Job in the 'New Industrial Revolution’
Read NowProfessor Qing (Cindy) Chang explains how students can prepare to find work in the modern manufacturing industry, including the automotive sector.
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Don’t Let Failure Overtake You: Madhur Behl Shares Cavalier Racing’s Story
Read NowUVA Engineering’s Madhur Behl puts us in the cockpit of a driverless car and makes us feel what happens when you hit a wall.
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Immersing in Dubai’s Technological and Cultural Innovations
Read NowUVA engineering students gained intercultural and professional skills in Dubai through hands-on projects, corporate interactions and cultural experiences, preparing them for global careers.
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AI Researcher Talks About What We Can Learn by Racing Autonomous Cars
Read NowUVA Engineering’s Madhur Behl, an expert in artificial intelligence for safe autonomous driving, joined the Darden School’s “Good Disruption” podcast to discuss the state of driverless car technology.
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Two UVA Engineering Faculty Members Among Second Group of Shannon Faculty Fellows
Read NowMechanical and aerospace engineering’s Matthew Panzer and incoming electrical and computer engineering professor Mathews Jacob have been named Shannon Center Mid-Career Fellows.
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Synthetic Blood Platelets Might Be as Good as the Real Thing to Stop Bleeding
Read NowIn emergency medicine, access to blood-clotting platelets has long been a problem due to short shelf life and limited supplies. A UVA professor’s startup company might have the solution.
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Every Breath You Take: Invention Detects Breathing Problems Before It’s Too Late
Read NowA device co-developed by an emeritus professor of electrical and computer engineering and his Ph.D student could measure labored breathing as precisely as a thermometer takes your temperature.
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How Data Analytics Helped Swimmer Kate Douglass Become a Paris Favorite
Read NowComputer science alumna and Olympic swimmer Kate Douglass is using data to climb the podium and secure her future with a graduate degree in statistics.
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Computer Science Alumnus Named Dean of Tulane University School of Science and Engineering
Read NowHridesh Rajan, a former Ph.D. advisee of associate professor Kevin Sullivan, is known for designing the Boa programming language and leading Iowa State’s data science programs.
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How Science, Math and Tech Can Propel Swimmers to New Heights
Read NowEngineering and computer science student researchers contribute to a highly read paper on how biomechanical data can make swimmers go from competitive to elite.
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Shear Genius: UVA Finds Way To Scale Up Wonder Material, Which Could Do Wonders for the Earth
Read NowUVA researchers have found a way to scale up a substance called MOF-525, which could turn captured carbon dioxide into something useful.