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Mool Gupta's laser research group will construct an optical probe for an autonomous mini-rover to analyze rocks, ice and other ground samples at the microscopic level to obtain biological and elemental signatures.

Q&A with Scott Acton, New Chair of UVA’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Acton's knowledge of the research enterprise and dedication to creating a meaningful student experience positions UVA Engineering for continued growth.

Beverly Miller, Ph.D. Candidate, Chemical Engineering

People become engineers because they have a passion for creating knowledge and technologies that serve society. UVA Engineering’s "For Good" series shares their voices. Beverly...

UVA Engineering has been filled with activity, excitement and anticipation for the first day of classes Aug. 23. Beautiful weather crowned school-wide celebrations that included popcorn, snow cones, student organization displays and new friends for a memorable start of the 2022-2023 academic year.

Over 30 students in the Dean’s Undergraduate Engineering Research Fellowship Program explored their areas of scientific interest this summer while gaining valuable lab skills that will help them reach their goals when they graduate from UVA Engineering.

Collaborations Inspired Early-Career NIH Grant that Could Lead to Treatment Breakthroughs for a Range of Medical Conditions

Rachel Letteri is chemical engineering’s second early-career faculty member to earn the NIH Maximizing Investigator’s Research Award.

First, He Needs to Catalog All the Fibroblasts

Biomedical engineering post-doctoral fellow Dan Abebayehu plans to tackle fibrosis by identifying different types of fibroblasts and determining how they work with immune cells.

Q&A with Sandhya Dwarkadas, New Chair of UVA’s Department of Computer Science

The new chair of the Department of Computer Science has begun her tenure, focused on meeting today's computing challenges through UVA’s strengths.

Engineering Systems and Environment associate professor Rupa Valdez says advocating for the disabled often means educating people in a constructive way.

Watch NBC29 reporter Bria Stith's interview with Tech-Girls founder Kim Wilkens.