• The Power of Power

    Researchers at the University of Virginia School of Engineering’s Link Lab are creating sustainable hardware to power sensor networks. Their work will help make a future trillion-device IoT possible.

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  • Stepping Up: Alumni Contribute Passion and Resources to UVA Engineering Diversity Initiatives

  • Joe Campbell's Photonics Research Can Lead to Safer Autonomous Vehicles

    Joe Campbell, UVA Lucien Carr III professor of electrical and computer engineering, and Seth Bank, UT-Austin professor of electrical and computer engineering, created a first-of-its-kind light detecting device that gives autonomous vehicles a fuller picture of what's happening on the road.

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  • From Courses to Cooking Online, UVA's Award-Winning Teachers Connect with Students

    Nathan Brunelle, assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, received an All-University Teaching Award. Brunelle “kicked it up a notch” by using creative ways to engage students in the past, difficult year.

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  • New Spectre attack once again sends Intel and AMD scrambling for a fix

    Since 2018, an almost endless series of attacks broadly known as Spectre has kept Intel and AMD scrambling to develop defenses to mitigate vulnerabilities that allow malware to pluck passwords and other sensitive information directly out of silicon. Now, researchers say they’ve devised a new attack that breaks most—if not all—of those on-chip defenses.

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  • Meet UVA Engineering's Class of 2021 Outstanding Students

    Six Students Honored This Year for Excellence

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  • Chem-E Class of 2021 Stories in Their Own Words

    A Q & A Series

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  • Batteryless Sensors Empower People with Information and Insight

    Calhoun was recently elected Fellow of IEEE for his original and fundamental contributions in integrated circuit design.

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  • Research Team Develops New Class of Soft Materials

    Assistant Professor Liheng Cai collaborated with Brookhaven National Laboratory to conduct soft biomatter research. 

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  • Students in Science, Technology and Society Class Propose Ritual for Fourth-Year Students to Enshrine UVA Engineering Ethos

    Students in science, technology and society professor Kay Neeley’s fourth-year ethics course created a UVA Engineering version of Canada’s Ritual Calling of an Engineer.

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  • Research Trio from UVA and Virginia Tech Work Toward Real-world Prototype to Advance Spectrum Engineering

    Commonwealth Cyber Initiative Grant Supports Novel Method for Spectrum Sharing and Sensing

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  • Class of 2021: To Be a Rock in the Time of COVID

    As a resident staff co-chair in the midst of a pandemic, Anna Winter focused like the engineer she is on allowing UVA resident communities to thrive.

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