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REU Class of 2022: Mariah Snelson
Snelson is a Biomedical Engineering Major and Bioethics Minor at Johns Hopkins University.
Q&A: Snelson said she felt welcomed and valued by everyone in her lab.
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Gut Bacteria Can Make C. Diff Infections Worse
Understanding the interactions between C. difficile and the human gut offers new opportunities for heading off potentially fatal infections.
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REU Class of 2022: Aili Fisher
Fisher is a Neuroscience Major at Agnes Scott College.
Q&A: Fisher said she's medical school bound after she graduates in Spring.
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Graduate Alumna Courtney Hill Moves to State Department as AAAS Fellow
Hill landed her dream job at the intersection of science, technology and international politics in the U.S. State Department.
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REU Class of 2022: Ells Mine Saint Paul
Saint Paul is a Biomedical Engineering Major at Regis College.
Q&A: Saint Paul commented that research requires patience, as well as communication, accountability and discipline.
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Association Taps Computer Science Professor as ‘Distinguished Member’
The Association for Computing Machinery elevated associate professor Haiying Shen for significant contributions in several computing areas of research.
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Inaugural ASEAN Smart City Symposium Focuses on Practical, Research-Driven Results
Co-organized by Computer Science’s Rich Nguyen, Conference Offers Forum to Share UVA-Developed App
A new symposium brings research collaboration between UVA’s Department of Computer Science and international partners full circle.
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Accolades: Engineering Faculty, Staff Recognized for Contributions, Service
Members of the computer science and engineering systems and environment departments were named among UVA faculty and staff receiving honors for professional contributions and community outreach.
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UVA Engineering Research Team Applies Quantum Sensing Expertise to Help Build the Bioeconomy
Partnership with Oak Ridge National Laboratory Aims to Develop Novel Molecular Imaging System for Biofuels Engineers
The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded a UVA Engineering-led team a $2.1 million, three-year grant from the agency’s biological and environmental research program.
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REU Class of 2022: Lavie Ngo
Ngo Studies Biomedical Engineering at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Q&A: Ngo was debugging her family’s computers at the age of ten.