• UVA Identifies Trigger for World’s Most Common Liver Disease

    University of Virginia School of Medicine researchers have discovered a key trigger for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, a condition causing fat to build up in the liver for no clear reason.

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  • Team of UVA Engineering and Architecture Students Takes Second Place at Regional Construction Competition

    UVA students get real-world experience on construction planning challenge.

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  • Hoo Knows About Football?

    These UVA alumni and faculty all have one thing in common: professional football.

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  • UVA Research Group Opens a Path Toward Quantum Computing in Real-world Conditions

    Scalable quantum computing platform drastically reduces the number of devices needed to achieve quantum speed.

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  • $3.1 Million Grant Backs Research for Ultrasound Brain Treatments

    Researchers at the University of Virginia received $3.1 million to pioneer the use of focused soundwaves to improve treatment of a debilitating brain condition called cerebral cavernous malformations,

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  • UVA Engineering Names New Executive Director of Strategic Communications

  • UVA Engineering Welcomes Executive Director of Development Warren Buford

    In addition to his role as executive director of development, Buford will head the UVA Engineering Foundation.

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  • UVA Engineering’s Jack Stankovic Receives IEEE Medal

    Stankovic has earned one of the IEEE’s highest honors for his work in the theory of real-time and resource-constrained, distributed systems and the practice of cyber-physical and health systems.

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  • Year in Review: 2023 Chemical Engineering News Highlights

  • 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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  • 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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  • From Setback to Comeback: Cavalier Autonomous Racing Car Nabs Second in Major Competition

    After early success then heartbreak, UVA Engineering’s autonomous racing team has roared back (almost) to the winner’s circle

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