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Engineering Systems and Environment Chair Part of Interdisciplinary 3Cavaliers 2.0 Project
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Professor Brian L. Smith paired with colleagues from environmental sciences and the School of Architecture for funding to launch a project to benefit researchers using field data across UVA sites.
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UVA Engineering Professor Wins Outstanding Educator Award from the American Society for Engineering Education
Read MoreGuilford Wins ASEE's Theo C. Pilkington Award
The award recognizes significant contributions to biomedical engineering education throughout the recipient’s career.
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UVA Engineering’s Focus on Strategic Growth and Transformation Leads to Rankings Gains
Read MoreSchool Posts Highest-ever Research Expenditures and Ratio of Ph.D. Students to Faculty, Among other Measures of Success
With a commitment to creating knowledge and preparing engineering leaders, UVA Engineering rose in U.S. News' latest assessment of the nation's engineering schools.
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Engineering Systems and Environment Team Partners with Facilities Management on Data-Based ‘Mindful Driving’ Training
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Systems engineering students and their Engineering Systems and Environment advisors used a capstone project to help drive safer and greener use of vehicles in the UVA facilities management fleet.
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UVA Undergrads Offer New Approach to Detecting Deepfakes
Read MoreTeam Earns Top Prize in Adversarial Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning Challenge
Their approach verifies videos and images on the internet as quickly and accurately as possible through collaboration.
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Local TV Reports on Online Ethic Center’s Move to UVA Engineering
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Online Ethics Center director and associate professor of science, technology and society Rosalyn Berne spoke with an NBC29 reporter about the center’s goals.
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Online Ethics Center Finds Natural Home at UVA Engineering
Read MoreThe National STEM Resource Is Guided by the Practiced Hand of Professor Rosalyn Berne
Center is the go-to resource for engineering and science educators, researchers and practitioners to help them integrate ethics in their work.
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Breaking Down Barriers
Read MoreComputer Science Students Launch Women in Cybersecurity Chapter at the University
Connie Zhang and Diana Damenova, second-year computer science students, are breaking down barriers for women in the field of cybersecurity. They recently launched a Women in...
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Chemical Engineering Fourth Year Is a Finalist for a 2021 Hertz Fellowship
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Karl Westendorff is one of 48 out of 900 applicants to make it to the final round of interviews for a coveted Hertz Fellowship, worth up to $250,000.