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  • Engineering Foundations Students Reimagine Accessibility at UVA

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  • Racing to Learn

    UVA Engineering undergraduate students in Madhur Behl's CS4501 course showed off the results of their work this semester during the 2023 UVA F1tenth Autonomous Racing Grand Prix. 

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  • Year in Review: 2023 Chemical Engineering News Highlights

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  • Bringing Quantum Computing to Light

    Xu Yi’s pioneering work leverages light wave technology in hopes of making quantum computing scalable and error-resistant.

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  • Finding the Most Heat-Resistant Substances Ever Made

    Materials science engineering and geology experts will copy Mother Nature’s use of mineral compositions, temperature and pressure to make next-generation materials.

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  • US DOT Enlists UVA for Key Roadway Safety Research

    The Center for Applied Biomechanics research is a key component of the ongoing federal plan to reduce U.S. roadway deaths and injuries.

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  • Unveiling the Dynamics of Maternal Immune Responses

    Dolatshahi's research aims at personalized vaccines during pregnancy and enhancing early childhood immunity via understanding maternal antibody transfer.

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  • UVA Chemical Engineering Team Meets DOE Challenge to Innovate a Better Way to Extract Lithium

    Finding a domestic source of lithium for battery manufacturing is a crucial part of our energy future. A UVA Engineering team might have the answer.

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  • UVA Students Earn Michael Freilich Visualization Award

    UVA civil and environmental engineering Ph.D. students demonstrate the power of data visualization.

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  • News for Cyber and Connected

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  • Beyond the Finish Line: The Intersection of Speed, Safety and AI Innovation

    UVA’s autonomous race car is reshaping not just the racetrack but the future of AI and robotics.

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  • Influential Publisher Awards Best Paper Honors to Geise Lab’s Research on Ion-Exchange Membranes

    Chemical engineering Ph.D. student Sean Bannon and his advisor Geoffrey Geise have won a Best Paper Award from the American Chemical Society journal ACS ES&T Engineering.

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