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Say Goodbye to the Memory Wall
Read MoreUVA-Led Research Center Makes Significant Progress Eliminating the Long-Intractable Separation Between Computer Processing and Data Storage
Researchers in the University of Virginia’s Department of Computer Science and Charles L. Brown Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering are leading a $29.7 million...
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A Brain Trust Approach
Read MoreUVA Engineering Team Pools Expertise to Reduce Emissions from the Diesel Engines that Move Goods Around the Globe
Decarbonizing heavy freight trucks won’t be easy; no technology today has the power and efficiency to replace diesel engines for moving goods over long distances.
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Reaping the Rewards of Research Growth
Read MoreUVA's Department of Biomedical Engineering Shows Just What Can Happen When Research Grows 114% in Seven Years.
Highlighting the multipliers of research growth, including grants, fellowships and the recruitment of excellent faculty.
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UVA Joins Forces with the Virginia Department of Elections in Statewide Effort to Prepare Future Cybersecurity Leaders for Protecting Critical Infrastructure
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UVA Engineering faculty have earned a $3 million grant to lead a network of Virginia universities, in partnership with the Virginia Department of Elections, in creating an...
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UVA Researchers Advance Bioprinting
Read MoreNew Technique Uses Hydrogel Particles to Build 3D Structures
Their paper, Digital Assembly of Spherical Viscoelastic Bio-ink Particles, termed DASP, is featured as a cover article in Advanced Functional Materials.
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Putting It All on the Line
Read MoreUVA Students Test Their Code in a Robot Competition that Relies on Teamwork
Nicola Bezzo's Autonomous Mobile Robots course and its competition demonstrate to students the complex but important work that goes into ensuring a future when people can...
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How Do We Make Machines Smarter than Alexa and Siri?
Read MoreA UVA Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Ph.D. Student is Developing a New Type of Memory that Could Give Artificial Intelligence a Big Push Forward
Ph.D. student Kiumars Aryana is developing a more sophisticated and powerful system of data processing.
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What Fossil Preparators Can Teach Us About More Inclusive Science
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For the National Academies’ Issues in Science and Technology, Engineering and Society assistant professor Caitlin Wylie argues making real scientific contributions takes skill, but not necessarily a degree — so let’s use that knowledge to open doors to more people.
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Chair's Letter 2021
Read MoreOur Continued Success Depends on Our Ability to Attract Outstanding People
The University of Virginia is proof that good things come from strong research programs.
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Is New Car Technology Distracting Us From Needed Infrastructure Changes?
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A New York Times writer read associate professor of science, technology and society Peter Norton’s new book and wondered how autonomous vehicles will exacerbate car dependency.