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A round-up of 2023-2024 academic year student stories at UVA Engineering.

Engineering Ph.D. student’s work on injury biomechanics aims to bridge the gap between male and female crash test data.

UVA students launched a monster rocket over 3,000 feet skyward. Would the launch punch their ticket to the Spaceport America Cup in New Mexico this summer?

A new, comprehensive hurricane evacuation order database created by UVA researchers can help the U.S. develop more effective policies in the face of raging storms.

Brian Helmke and Natasha Smith were recognized as outstanding and inspiring educators with The Jefferson Scholars Foundation’s Hartfield Excellence in Teaching Award.

Three faculty, Brian Helmke, Natasha Smith and Garrick Louis, and graduate student Zackary Landsman were named among UVA’s best for teaching and public service.

One of computing’s largest educational and scientific organizations has recognized Briana Morrison for her contributions to the field.

A life-changing technology is now available to toddlers. Systems engineering faculty member Marc Breton co-invented the artificial pancreas system that manages insulin levels in diabetic patients.

Professor Emeritus John "Jack" Stankovic discusses an AI application to help Alzheimer's caregivers track their moods. Virginia Public Radio's Sandy Hausman reports for Radio IQ.

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.