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The Word of the Day is Opportunity
Read MoreA Q&A with Jennifer L. West, UVA Engineering’s New Dean
On July 1, West takes the helm at UVA Engineering with a vision for building on the School’s success, creating opportunities and making the world a better place.
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Students in Science, Technology and Society Class Propose Ritual for Fourth-Year Students to Enshrine UVA Engineering Ethos
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Students in science, technology and society professor Kay Neeley’s fourth-year ethics course created a UVA Engineering version of Canada’s Ritual Calling of an Engineer.
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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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Going with the Flow
Read MoreUVA Engineering is Leading a Three-year, $3.5 Million, Multi-institution Study to Build an Eco-friendly Device that Will Convert River Currents to Electrical Currents
More than 3.5 million miles of rivers snake though countryside and cities alike in the United States. Worldwide, half the population lives within a few miles of a river, while...
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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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Muscle by Muscle, This UVA Startup Company is Revolutionizing Sports Medicine and Beyond
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Within five years, the team hopes that Springbok’s precision muscle analysis will be widely used in pro and college sports, and also in many areas of medicine.
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Alumni Co-Founders of Agrospheres Named to Forbes Under 30 List
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Pourtaheri and Shakeel started their biotech company, AgroSpheres, as undergraduates at UVA’s School of Engineering and Applied Science, when they set out to create bio-based solutions for crop control that could replace harmful pesticides.
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Engineering and Society Chair Joins Eminent Scholars Contributing to Distinguished Lectures at Caltech
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Historian W. Bernard Carlson explores the nexus between Nikola Tesla's technological contributions and his penchant for showmanship.
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Team Tackling a Quiet Enemy
Read MoreJefferson Trust Grant Funds Cross-Disciplinary Undergraduate Student Collaboration
Chemical engineering’s Gino Giri will use a $100,000 award to guide students addressing a global problem through a global approach.
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Business Venture Shifts Course in Response to Pandemic
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Assistant professor Gaurav Giri was developing air filtration technology to protect people from air pollution. Now the focus of Hava Inc., his business venture with Batten School professor Bala Mulloth, is COVID-19.