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UVA Earns International Bragging Rights for Driverless Racing
Read MoreCavalier Autonomous Racing Team Clocks Fastest All-American Laps at Historic Indy Event - and Chance to Help Drive Autonomous Vehicle Industry
UVA’s fully autonomous car achieved an average speed of nearly 120 mph and a top speed of 124 mph in the historic Indy Autonomous Challenge Powered by Cisco.
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The Race Is On
Read MoreUVA Engineering's Cavalier Autonomous Racing Team is Set to Compete Saturday, Oct. 23, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the World’s First High-speed Autonomous Vehicle Race
Assistant professor Madhur Behl and his team of 11 students are competing for a $1 million prize.
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Look Ma, No Hands!
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On Saturday, Oct. 23, a team of UVA Engineering students led by computer science assistant professor Madhur Behl will compete in the first Indy Autonomous Challenge, which will be livestreamed from the track starting at 1:00 p.m.
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Look Ma, No Hands! Episode Eight
Read MoreWe're Ready
UVA students and faculty advisor Madhur Behl will compete in the first ever Indy Autonomous Challenge in October. UVA Engineering’s “Look Ma, No Hands!” shares their story.
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Look Ma, No Hands! Episode Seven
Read MoreDrive To Learn
UVA students and faculty advisor Madhur Behl will compete in the first ever Indy Autonomous Challenge in October. UVA Engineering’s “Look Ma, No Hands!” shares their story.
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Look Ma, No Hands! Episode Six
Read MoreMath Is Fuel
UVA students and faculty advisor Madhur Behl will compete in the first ever Indy Autonomous Challenge in October. UVA Engineering’s “Look Ma, No Hands!” shares their story.
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Look Ma, No Hands! Episode Five
Read MoreUnder the Hood
UVA students and faculty advisor Madhur Behl will compete in the first ever Indy Autonomous Challenge in October. UVA Engineering’s “Look Ma, No Hands!” shares their story.
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Look Ma, No Hands! Episode Four
Read MoreMaking History
UVA students and faculty advisor Madhur Behl will compete in the first ever Indy Autonomous Challenge in October. UVA Engineering’s “Look Ma, No Hands!” shares their story.
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New Research Highlights Importance of Timely Flu Vaccination
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Poor timing of influenza vaccination campaigns leads to an increase in premature births, lower birth-weight babies and the need to deliver more babies by cesarean section.
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John Mather Nobel Scholar Wants to Design Extraterrestrial Habitats
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Third-year civil engineering student Avery Walters crafts innovative designs for harsh environments.