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CE Ph.D. Candidate Named Innovation Grant Recipient
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Courtney Hill is investigating water treatment technologies to prevent child-stunting caused by diarrheal diseases in South Africa.
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New Fellowships Available for Engineering Systems and Environment Graduate Students
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The Engineering Systems and Environment Department's new graduate fellowship is designed for flexibility.
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Civil Engineering Fourth-years Present Senior Projects
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The Department of Engineering Systems and Environment held its annual UVA Civil Engineering Undergraduate Symposium.
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Civil Engineering’s Courtney Hill Wins First Global Water Initiative Graduate Prize for Outstanding Presentation
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A civil and environmental Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Engineering Systems and Environment earned the inaugural UVA Global Water Initiative Graduate Prize.
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Jon Goodall Named American Society of Civil Engineers Fellow
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The Engineering Systems and Environment Department's Jonathan Goodall has been elected a fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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UVA Researcher Says Traffic Data Confirm Drivers Respond to Rising Tolls
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Donna Chen, assistant professor of civil engineering at UVA, examined traffic data from Virginia’s toll roads to find out if the time they save is worth the cost.
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A Platform for Attracting Outstanding Graduate Students
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This powerful fellowship program is a critical reason UVA Engineering is attracting outstanding and diverse new graduate students.
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Center for Transportation Studies at UVA Announces Safety Circuit Rider Hire
Read MoreTransportation safety engineer’s role is critical to serving localities
The Center for Transportation Studies at the University of Virginia has hired its first Safety Circuit Rider engineer.
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‘Fighting Traffic’ Author Puts Clashes Over Electric Scooters in Historical Perspective
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Engineering and Society historian Peter Norton tells Southern California Public Radio that city streets changed to accommodate cars and they can change again.
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It’s Up to Human Developers to Look Out for Fellow Humans on Busy Streets
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Engineering and Society history professor Peter Norton writes in an op-ed for Wired magazine that pedestrians should not have to take a back seat to autonomous vehicles.