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Dr. Guilford Becomes Dean Guilford
Ph.D. Student Charles Demarest Works to Improve Nuclear Waste Storage
Read NowNational Science Foundation Awards Demarest a Prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship
A Voice for the Public Good
Read NowJohn Scully Honored for Ensuring the Public Understands Its Risks from Corrosion
Prof. Zongli Lin elected on the IEEE Control Systems Society Board of Governors
It Takes a Village to Reach the 100 Patent Milestone
Read NowJohn Hossack Achieves 100 U.S. Patents
UVA to Host American Society of Matrix Biology Workshop
Read NowFibroblasts: The Arbiters of ECM Remodeling
UVA Researchers Develop New Technology to Manage Cancer Pain
Read NowEffectively managing pain with medications and other therapies is of utmost importance for cancer patients, but also difficult to accomplish for most lay caregivers.
Kishore Scholarship Supports Fourth Year's Service to UVA
Read NowFor his unwavering dedication to learning and community servitude, Rehan Baddeliyanage was selected from an over 70 nominees this spring for the $25,000 Kishore Scholarship. Among the many ways he fosters community at UVA, Rehan is a Class of 2019 Trustee.
UVA Engineering Alumnus and Former Astronaut Leland Melvin Shares His "Love Affair" with Earth
Read NowUVA Engineering alumnus Leland Melvin is sharing his love for the planet in a new National Geographic documentary.
UVA Engineers Quadruple Performance of Their Water Purification Tablet
Read NowA ceramic water purification tablet developed at the University of Virginia and used by tens of thousands of people in 40 countries is now four times better than before, thanks to recent innovations in its manufacturing process developed through research at UVA.
Class of 2018 - For Morales, ‘Dreams Come a Size Too Big for a Reason’
Read NowFrances Morales has a thing about goals, and she knows how it originated.
Racing for an A: Students in Unique Course Put Self-Driving Cars to Final Test
Read NowWhile most students last week were studying late for final exams, 32 University of Virginia engineering students were staying up late for a different reason: They were testing miniature cars in preparation for an autonomous vehicle race that was their final exam.