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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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UVA Cyber Defense Team Wins Second Consecutive National Title
Read NowStudents protected fictional business against cyber attacks
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Jefferson Scholars Foundation Names ChemE and Computer Science Faculty Hartfield Recipients
Read NowTwo professors received the 2019 Hartfield Excellence in Teaching Award recognizing UVA Engineering faculty who exemplify the highest standards and practices of learning.
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Uball Named Winner of $50,000 Pike Award for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Read NowCHIEF wins $10,000 People's Choice Award
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Class of 2019: As a ‘CODA,’ Kim Built Bridges for UVA’s Deaf Community
Read NowChristina Kim is a “CODA” – a child of deaf adults – and that identity has shaped her life. The soon-to-graduate University of Virginia biomedical engineering student has sought opportunities during her four years on Grounds to make life its best for the deaf community and for other CODAs.
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Speechless: You Don't Need to Be a Singer to Lose Your Voice
Read NowDr. James Daniero, Center for Engineering in Medicine researcher, talks about his research on voice disorders, including the multidisciplinary nature of the "Voice Team."
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DC Inno Features UVA's CubeSat
Read NowHow Virginia and Maryland Universities are Building D.C.’s Tech Talent Pipeline Ahead of Amazon HQ2
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We Have Lift Off!
Read NowA three-year spacecraft design project undertaken by a succession of undergraduate engineering students culminated Wednesday in a spectacular rocket launch. Now the students will track their craft from UVA.
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Jean Tom, Innovative Leader in Pharmaceutical Industry, to Deliver 2019 Edward L. Paul Lecture
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One Extreme Step Towards Energy Sustainability
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Viewing options for launch of satellite designed, built by UVa students
Read NowA small satellite designed and built by University of Virginia students is set to blast off from Virginia’s Eastern Shore on Wednesday afternoon. At 4:46 p.m., the Libertas CubeSat will be launched from the Wallops Flight Facility and will travel on a rocket to the International Space Station.
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Student Satellite Designers Prepare to Party
Read NowAfter celebrating a big win in basketball, some students at UVA are preparing for another party as the satellites they designed are launched into space. About a hundred students from UVA, and another 50 from Virginia Tech, ODU and Hampton will be watching when a rocket blasts off late Wednesday afternoon with three little satellites on board.
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Podcast: UVA Launches CubeSats into Space
Read NowUniversity of Virginia Prof., Christopher Goyne, Associate Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, discusses the CubeSat Program, its importance, and its advantages with Les Sinclair. At 4:46 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17, a spacecraft called Libertas CubeSat, designed and built by UVA undergraduate students, will blast off to the International Space Station aboard an Antares rocket from Wallops Flight Facility on the Eastern Shore.