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How Do We Make Machines Smarter than Alexa and Siri?
Read MoreA UVA Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Ph.D. Student is Developing a New Type of Memory that Could Give Artificial Intelligence a Big Push Forward
Ph.D. student Kiumars Aryana is developing a more sophisticated and powerful system of data processing.
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What Fossil Preparators Can Teach Us About More Inclusive Science
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For the National Academies’ Issues in Science and Technology, Engineering and Society assistant professor Caitlin Wylie argues making real scientific contributions takes skill, but not necessarily a degree — so let’s use that knowledge to open doors to more people.
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Chair's Letter 2021
Read MoreOur Continued Success Depends on Our Ability to Attract Outstanding People
The University of Virginia is proof that good things come from strong research programs.
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Civil Engineering Gave Former Fullback Skills to Succeed After Pro Career
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As an engineering student, former Hoos and New York Giants fullback Charles Way learned to problem solve, skills he has put to use after his playing days as an NFL executive and in real estate.
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Is New Car Technology Distracting Us From Needed Infrastructure Changes?
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A New York Times writer read associate professor of science, technology and society Peter Norton’s new book and wondered how autonomous vehicles will exacerbate car dependency.
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Test Kitchens for Solar Cells
Read MoreResearchers Use Machine Learning to Tap Perovskites’ Potential for Lowering Solar Energy Cost
Imagine if you could buy rolls of inexpensive, reliable and efficient solar cells at your local hardware store and install them yourself? A UVA chemical engineering professor...
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UVA Electrical Engineering Alum Reflects on Research Career in the Semiconductor Industry
Read MoreSchool of Engineering and Applied Science Honors Dave Garrett’s Achievements
Ph.D. launched career in low-power chip design for wired and wireless communications and edge computing.
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UVA Earns International Bragging Rights for Driverless Racing
Read MoreCavalier Autonomous Racing Team Clocks Fastest All-American Laps at Historic Indy Event - and Chance to Help Drive Autonomous Vehicle Industry
UVA’s fully autonomous car achieved an average speed of nearly 120 mph and a top speed of 124 mph in the historic Indy Autonomous Challenge Powered by Cisco.
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Materials Science and Engineering Building Renamed for Esteemed Professor Emeritus
Read MoreWilliam A. Jesser Helped Inspire His First-ever Ph.D. Student, Greg Olsen, to Make the Largest Gift in the Engineering School’s History
In 2019, Olsen made a $25 million contribution to UVA Engineering. He dedicated his gift to Jesser.
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The Race Is On
Read MoreUVA Engineering's Cavalier Autonomous Racing Team is Set to Compete Saturday, Oct. 23, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the World’s First High-speed Autonomous Vehicle Race
Assistant professor Madhur Behl and his team of 11 students are competing for a $1 million prize.