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These UVA alumni and faculty all have one thing in common: professional football.

New computer science faculty bring a wealth of talent and expertise.

Researchers at the University of Virginia received $3.1 million to pioneer the use of focused soundwaves to improve treatment of a debilitating brain condition called cerebral cavernous malformations,

This computer science alum taught his 9-year-old to code. A few years later father and son went into business together based on an app the then 14-year-old built to execute stock trades.

After early success then heartbreak, UVA Engineering’s autonomous racing team has roared back (almost) to the winner’s circle

Combining training in computer science and music, second-year double major Dana Sun used a J-Term class to develop a “companion” podcast for budding musicians. 

A breakthrough by UVA’s Wei-Kai Lin et al. showed truly private internet searches are possible, earning a best paper award and an article in Quanta Magazine.

Materials science alum Leland D. Melvin recognized with Dr. Robert L. Satcher as the first African Americans to fly to space together.

Christopher Goyne, hypersonics innovator and associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, makes the list along with two UVA Engineering alumni.

David Green and Rachel Letteri have won this year’s Hartfield Excellence in Teaching Award.

The Online Ethics Center at UVA Engineering is expanding through communities of practice to help engineering educators nationwide integrate ethics into their teaching.