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Scooters Lost the Roadways to Cars a Century Ago but a New Revolution Could be Brewing, Says Technology Historian Peter Norton
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Could scooters be a catalyst to help wrest dominion of the streets away from cars? Maybe, Engineering and Society historian Peter Norton tells Fast Company.
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Chemical Engineering Alumnus Chris Fu Earns Prestigious Policy Fellowship
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Chemical engineering master’s and bachelor’s alumnus Christopher Fu has been named a Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology Policy Graduate Fellow at the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.
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Cancer is a common thread between students' decision to pursue undergraduate research
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Q&A with BME 3rd Years: How and why did you become involved with undergraduate research?
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Program Provides Inquiring Undergrads With Research Money and Mentors
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UVA Engineers are 28% of the 2019 cohort of Harrison Undergraduate Research Award winners. CS and BME majors were particularly successful in securing the $5000 grant.
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UVA Chemical Engineering’s Nushaba Rashid Receives Award for Undergraduate Research
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Nushaba Rashid, a third-year chemical engineering major, has received an undergraduate research award.
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UVA Engineering Taps MIST Team to Compete for 2019 ACC InVenture Prize
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Alexander Singh and Rohit Rustagi, founders of Minimally Invasive Spinal Technology LLC, know that representing UVA at this year’s ACC InVenture Prize means filling big shoes.
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This Lawn Room is a Launching Pad to Success
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Fourth-year mechanical and aerospace engineering major Julia Batts, the University of Virginia Honor Committee's vice chair for education, is the current resident of 37 West Lawn -- a room with a storied history.
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USA Today Op-Ed: Astrophysicist Barbie is perfect. That's not how you attract more girls to STEM careers.
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University of Virginia Biomedical Engineering Professor Silvia Blemker explains why cultural messages of perfection for girls are keeping them out of STEM work at the highest academic levels.
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Ready for Launch, NASA: UVA Space Satellite is A-OK
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Mission manager Erin Puckette (center), UVA aerospace engineering undergrad, leads the team of three universities as they integrate their nano-satellites, called CubeSats, into a NASA rocket in Houston. The rocket is scheduled to launch in April to the International Space Station. Photo credit:...
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Engineering Teams Aim for U-Hall to Survive in Virtual World After it Leaves the Real One
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As iconic University Hall’s demolition draws near, teams that include faculty and students from multiple UVA Engineering departments are preserving the building in digital form using 3-D data-acquisition methods and photography.