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Uva Engineering Joins New Center Seeking To Protect Connecting Systems
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The University of Virginia School of Engineering is a founding partner of a new national research center that is addressing these urgent challenges. The Center for Hardware and Embedded Systems Security and Trust, known as CHEST, earned a prestigious designation as a National Science Foundation...
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Student Spotlight - Benjamin Igo (M.S. ME)
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"Aerospace engineering encompasses more than what public opinion might think. It goes beyond airplanes, spacecrafts and satellites; aerospace engineering is even present in...
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Student Spotlight - Carl White (MAE PhD)
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“I am grateful for my rich, multi-disciplinary experiences through UVA and those individuals who made them possible. I hope to serve as a similar role model and use my degree to...
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Forging Cyber Frontiers
Read MoreUVA Engineering welcomes first cohort in novel graduate program for future cyber-physical systems leaders
Last fall, the first cohort of students arrived on Grounds for the University of Virginia School of Engineering’s novel graduate program in cyber-physical systems.
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UVA Engineering Students Launch Careers as Rolls-Royce International Interns
Read MoreProgram Alumni Mentor Others While Forming Lasting Friendships
Undergraduates demonstrate their creativity and problem-solving skills during a 10-week internship program at the Rolls-Royce manufacturing hub in Derby, England.
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UVA Engineering-VA Tech Collaborative Team Aims to Create Robots That Work Alongside Humans
Read MoreVirginia Students Earn Spot in International Robotics Competition
Professor Tomonari Furukawa leads a multi-disciplinary student engineering team who are designing and building autonomous robots
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UVA and Virginia Tech Students Prepare for International Robotics Competition
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Tomonari Furukawa, UVA mechanical and aerospace engineering professor, leads a UVA - VA Tech student team that will compete in international autonomous robotics competition Feb. 23-25
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A Tale of Two Labs
Read MoreUVA engineering graduates, now teachers themselves, demonstrate to future engineering leaders the power of service and collaboration
UVA Engineering professor Jonathan L. Goodall and Charlottesville High School engineering teacher Matthew Shields both graduated from UVA Engineering in 2001. Now they are...
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Up to a Century to Reach Gender Parity in STEM? Engineers Can Do Better.
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UVA Engineering Executive Dean Pamela M. Norris, a nationally renowned leader in gender diversity in science, technology, engineering and math fields in higher education, shares her ideas for tackling the challenge.
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Royal Society Recognizes UVA Auto Crash Finding 'Statistic of the Year'
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The Royal Statistical Society today announced its “international statistics of the year.” Among the most notable is a finding that female car passengers wearing seatbelts have 73% greater odds of being seriously injured in frontal crashes compared to belted men.