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Taking Lessons From RMS Titanic and her Twin, Olympic
Read NowHistorian’s latest Forbes column argues that the long, proud run of RMS Olympic shows a different side of her ill-fated twin, Titanic.
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This Coulter-funded Collaboration Takes Discovery From Lab to Patients – and May Save Limbs
Read NowWhat started as an incidental discovery in a chemistry lab has turned into a project to help drug makers and doctors better heal foot wounds of diabetes patients.
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Historian Peter Norton Tells 'Marketplace' Why Pedestrian Deaths in NYC Buck Positive Trend
Read NowEngineering and Society history professor Peter Norton says pedestrians are claiming their place on city's streets.
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CE Ph.D. Candidate Named Innovation Grant Recipient
Read NowCourtney Hill is investigating water treatment technologies to prevent child-stunting caused by diarrheal diseases in South Africa.
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NMCF Electron Microscopy Instrumentation for High Resolution Imaging and Analysis
Read NowElectron Microscopy for High Resolution Imaging
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CS 4th Year Received Honorable Mention in CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Research
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Engineering Systems and Environment Offers New Bicentennial Fellowship to Recruit Excellent Graduate Students
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Video: Season's Greetings from UVA Engineering
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Systems Engineering Students Collaborate on Case Study with Charlottesville Fire Department
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Video: UVA's Site of the the Multi-functional Integrated System Technology Center
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UVA Civil Engineering Fourth-years Present Senior Projects
Read NowMatthew Stromberg is overall winner
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UVA Professor Puts Prospect of Auto Industry Retooling in Historical Context
Read NowUVA engineering and society historian Peter Norton describes for the Washington Post’s Power Up column how the auto industry retooled for WWII.