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Hoos Go Head-to-Head in First ChemE-Sports Competition
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Trailblazer Strikes Again
Read NowWith newfound research compass, Beverly Miller is branching into less-explored territory of reproductive tissue engineering.
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Alumnus Sees an Exciting Nexus Where Civil, Systems and Environmental Engineering Meet
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For Good: Making Medicine Accessible to Everyone
Read NowSamantha Perez, Ph.D. Candidate, Biomedical Engineering
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Epoch Convergence
Read NowCivil engineering alumna guides digital transformation for global company
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The Wizard's Story
Read NowJoseph L. Vaughn Professor of Humanities and technology historian W. Bernard Carlson was on BYU Radio recently talking about what fired inventor Nikola Tesla’s imagination.
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Here's What Makes UVA an Ideal Place for Imaging Research
Read NowOur collaborative, translational model leads to exceptional student outcomes
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Faculty Spotlight: How One Professor Is Finding Cures With Computer Algorithms
Read NowPapin emphasizes data science in every class he teaches. In the lab, Papin and his team use both laboratory experiments and computer models to predict how cells will change and react in various conditions.
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Inspired by Abalone Shells, Researcher Develops Strong, Lightweight Metal
Read NowMechanical and aerospace engineering professor Chris Li was inspired by abalone shells when designing a new material called a "graphene superalloy."
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First in Their Families
Read NowSix years ago, Diana Albarracin moved with her family from Colombia to the United States. Today she is majoring in BME at UVA, one of a growing number of first-generation students at UVA. They make up nearly 13% of the Class of 2023, an increase of about 19% over last year.
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Engineering Equity in the Built Environment
Read NowPh.D. student plans career to serve the greater good and educate others
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Q & A: A New Moble App Aims to Ease Cancer Pain in Nepal
Read NowAfter developing a pain management intervention with engineers via a seed grant from the Center for Engineering in Medicine, UVA nursing professor Virginia LeBaron brings the app to an emerging wireless health community.