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For Good: Solving "Tuff" Problems
Read MoreLeon Yacoubian, Ph.D. Student, Convergent Behavioral Science Initiative
Ph.D. student Leon Yacoubian is working to understand people's needs in communities where disasters occurred so engineering solutions are thoughtful and helpful.
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For Good: Clean Water for All
Read MoreCourtney Hill, Ph.D. Candidate, Civil Engineering
Ph.D. candidate Courtney Hill is developing a device that will purify water in peoples' homes, in an effort to address the global challenge of clean drinking water. Her work...
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Ph.D. Students Reap Myriad Rewards Through Graduate-Level Internships
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Five chemical engineering Ph.D. students who took on professional internships reflect on what they gained outside the lab.
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Building Bridges
Read MoreSome people were born to be connectors.
For two UVA Engineering alumni, building bridges is more than just creating physical pathways—it’s about supporting communities. Last summer, Leo Fernandez (Engr ’97) and Rupa...
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For Good: Lighting the Way
Read MoreAlan Wang, Ph.D. Student, Computer 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.
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UVA Leads Statewide Effort to Broaden Access to Research on Protected Data
Read MoreUVA and UVA-Wise Awarded National Science Foundation Major Research Instrumentation Program Grant
The National Science Foundation has tapped the University of Virginia to help broaden Virginia universities’ access to protected data for research.
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For Good: Searching for a Cure for Melanoma
Read MoreKatelyn Salotto, Fourth-Year Student, Engineering Science Nanomedicine Concentration
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.
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Research in Asynchronous Computing Earns Top Paper Awards at Two IEEE Conferences
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Asynchronous computing mimics neural networks to continually parse and transmit bytes of information while using very low power.
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Trailblazer Strikes Again
Read MoreWith newfound research compass, Beverly Miller is branching into less-explored territory of reproductive tissue engineering
Chemical engineering Ph.D. student Beverly Miller attended an intensive workshop on human reproductive biology research techniques, and it's opening new directions in tissue...
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For Good: Bridging the Diversity Divide
Read MoreNathaniel Donkoh-Moore, Third-Year Student, Systems 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.