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UVA Engineering's faculty and students work to improve human health and create a sustainable and secure future.
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Mete Civelek is Named Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentor
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Pairs of Students Pursue Scientific, Social Research with ’Double Hoo’ Awards
Read NowThey will be backed by “Double Hoo” research awards, which fund pairings of undergraduate and graduate students who collaborate on research projects. UVA Engineers are 3 of 15 new projects and 3 of 5 grant renewals.
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Pike Fellows Well Represented at American Evolution Innovators Cup Competition
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X-Ray Characterization
Read NowElectron Microscopy for High Resolution Imaging
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Black Hole Discovery: Photons Traveled 55 Million Years to Get to Earth. Their First Encounters Were Detectors Developed at UVA Engineering.
Read NowA real black hole has been brought to light, thanks in part to decades of research at UVA.
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It's a Pattern, Not a Trend
Read NowBME Grad Students Continue their Record of Winning Top Awards for Research and Teaching
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For the First Time, Two BME Majors are SEAS Outstanding Students of the Year
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UVA Receives CAE-R Designation
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Truly OpenML Earns Spot to Compete in American Evolution Innovators Cup
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Song Hu Receives NSF CAREER Award to Move Photoacoustic Microscopy a Step Closer to the Clinic
Read NowPhotoacoustic microscopy can be used to diagnose diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular disease
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Engineering and Society Historian Peter Norton Says Free Roads Don’t Exist
Read NowAssociate professor of science, technology and society Peter Norton, commenting in a New York Times article, said roads have never been free for drivers; clever branding by special interests groups convinced us otherwise.
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Engineering Systems and Environment Faculty and Students Publish Article in Traffic & Transit
Read NowAn article by Engineering Systems and Environment researchers led by Brian Park addressing interactions between human-driven vehicles and automated vehicles is featured in Traffic & Transit.