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In new research published in Nature, Engineering Systems and Environment’s Leidy Klotz and his UVA Batten School collaborators explain the human tendency to make change through...

UVA Engineering Team Provides Unprecedented Insight into the Mechanisms of Corrosion in Wet and Dry Environments

To understand the early stages of oxidation, think locally, with a heterogeneous point of view.

Research Improves Predictive Performance of Deep Learning Algorithms that Use Graphs as their Inputs

NSF-funded research leverages the interdependence and connectedness of graph data to innovate convolution and pooling operations.

School Posts Highest-ever Research Expenditures and Ratio of Ph.D. Students to Faculty, Among other Measures of Success

With a commitment to creating knowledge and preparing engineering leaders, UVA Engineering rose in U.S. News' latest assessment of the nation's engineering schools.

Meet UVA Engineering's newest best friend

Nicola Bezzo is a University of Virginia assistant professor with joint appointments in the departments of Engineering Systems and Environment and Electrical and Computer...

UVA Engineers Use Global Satellite Imagery and Other Open-Source Information to Inform an International Water Conflict

Prakrut Kansara, a University of Virginia School of Engineering Ph.D. student in the Department of Engineering Systems and Environment, used remote sensing technology to study the...

Systems engineering students and their Engineering Systems and Environment advisors used a capstone project to help drive safer and greener use of vehicles in the UVA facilities management fleet.

Team Earns Top Prize in Adversarial Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning Challenge

Their approach verifies videos and images on the internet as quickly and accurately as possible through collaboration.

Cong Shen joins a DoD-funded research effort to develop a 5G-enabled smart warehouse. In collaboration with the Virginia Tech Applied Research Corporation, Shen 's team will contribute to system design, verification, and testing of the distributed coherent massive multiple-antenna system.

Nathan Swami, professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Virginia, has earned the AES Electrophoresis Society 2021 Midcareer award for scholarly contributions to the electrokinetics field.