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Dean Craig H. Benson to Step Down After Leading a Period of Remarkable Growth for UVA Engineering
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Inside the Science of Testing Wastewater at UVA for Evidence of COVID-19
Read NowOn the surface, looking for evidence of COVID-19 in wastewater seems simple.
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Young Scholar + Innovative Internship = Public Good
Read NowGood Intentions Lead Enterprising Computer Science Student to UVA Biocomplexity Institute Internship Program
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Ethics Center Moves From National Academy of Engineering to UVA Engineering
Read NowThe Online Ethics Center for Engineering and Science has a new home, but its leadership remains in the capable hands of UVA Engineering and Society associate professor Rosalyn Berne.
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Engineering Systems and Environment Faculty Grows Again
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Engineering and Society’s Caitlin Wylie Part of UVA’s New Arctic Research Center
Read NowUVA researchers received a five-year, $3 million grant through the National Science Foundation’s “Navigating the New Arctic” initiative for a multidisciplinary research collaboration.
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Research Makes Cyber-Physical Systems More Safe and Secure
Read NowGeorgios Bakirtzis Earns James G. Simmonds Fellowship
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Saving Summer
Read NowUVA Engineering students salvaged a season of lost internships and travel by working with engineering faculty to solve a complex problem for UVA Health physicians at the University's Fontaine Research Park.
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A Better Informed Society Can Prevent Lead Poisoning Disasters
Read NowUVA Engineering Corrosion Experts Propose Modern Methods for Water Problems Such as Those that Plagued Flint, Michigan
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In Memoriam: Alan Batson, Father of Computing at UVA
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The BME Virtual Office
Read NowThe staff who support biomedical engineering students and department operations are working remotely. Here's how to reach us:
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Using Space-Based Sensors to Tackle Real-World Problems
Read NowUVA Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering is working with Mitre Corp MITRE Corporation and four other universities to use space-based satellites to tackle real-world problems on earth.