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Engineer George Gillies Named Fellow of National Academy of Inventors
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The National Academy of Inventors has named George Gillies, a University of Virginia research professor of mechanical and biomedical engineering, as a 2018 fellow.
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Video: UVA's Site of the the Multi-functional Integrated System Technology Industry-University Cooperative Research Center
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Watch how UVA Engineering researchers bridge computing with new materials.
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Preventing Jet Engine Icing and Failure
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Edem Tetteh, a graduate student in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, is working with Rolls-Royce Commonwealth Professor Eric Loth to develop a coating that...
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Laser Diagnostics for the Design of Faster, Cleaner Engines
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Assistant Professor Chloe Dedic is advancing supersonic flight through the use of state-of-the-art laser spectroscopy and imaging diagnostics. Supersonic conditions require...
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Multidimensional Diagnostics For Cleaner Engines
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Lin Ma is producing measurements for turbulent flows and flames in 4D— three dimensions plus time.
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Winning Aircraft Uses Hybrid Propulsion Design
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Propulsion design leader Vanessa Awaté put emerging technologies to work in developing the future aircraft of 2045 and, together with rest of the University of Virginia team, won...
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Spacecraft to Measure Pollution in Atmosphere
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Chris Goyne is teaming with Environmental Sciences and Astronomy to build a spacecraft that will measure NO2 in the air within cities across the United States and internationally.
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Generating Current as Well as Thrust from Jet Engines
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Professor Patrick Hopkins teams with Rolls-Royce to research thermoelectric energy harvesting for efficient aircraft
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What's the Stress Test for NFL Cleats?
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UVA's Center for Applied Biomechanics leads the testing for all cleats worn by NFL players.
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Researchers in the MIST: UVA Faculty Work to Advance the Internet of Things
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Researchers at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science’s affiliate of the MIST Center are developing energy-efficient hardware as part of the “Internet of Things.”