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A Better Informed Society Can Prevent Lead Poisoning Disasters
Read MoreUVA Engineering Corrosion Experts Propose Modern Methods for Water Problems Such as Those that Plagued Flint, Michigan
Santucci and Scully address unresolved scientific questions to avert future lead poisoning disasters in a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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In Memoriam: Alan Batson, Father of Computing at UVA
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Alan Batson, professor emeritus of computer science at the School of Engineering, remembered by colleagues and former students as the father of computing at UVA, died Aug. 29 at...
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Venkataraman Lakshmi Earns Place as Fellow of Geological Society of America
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UVA Engineering professor Venkataraman Lakshmi has spent considerable years seeking to understand the vadose zone, the section of Earth that anchors the systems of human life.
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UVA-Designed COVID-19 Swab to Support High-Priority Testing Across Virginia
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A total of 75,000 swabs are slated for production each week, with 15,000 swabs remaining at UVA Health to support testing at the health system.
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UVA Engineers Design a Sensor Network for Rapid Response to Wildfires
Read MoreDetectors Can Relay a Fire Warning in Real Time Across Thousands of Miles
Sheth’s pitch for RISc detectors earned first place at the IEEE Microwave Week three-minute thesis competition.
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Creative at Heart
Read MoreUVA Engineering Ph.D. student helps cardiovascular surgeon create a lifeline to better treatment for heart failure patients
Josephine Lamp came to the University of Virginia School of Engineering to earn her Ph.D., armed with a passion for using technology to solve complex medical problems. She is...
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Learning in the Midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Researchers, Clinicians Weigh In
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Madhav Marathe, computer science professor, Distinguished Professor of Biocomplexity and a director at UVA's Biocomplexity Institute shares insights on the importance of modeling in response to a pandemic.
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New Research Partnership Explores Wireless Spectrum Sharing
Read MoreResearchers Envision a Vibrant Future Wireless Environment Compatible with Commercial Applications and Scientific Research
WHISPERS combines expertise in design, metrology, detectors, devices and system hardware solutions beyond THz frequencies.
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This Student’s Summer Internship Put Him on the Front Lines of Vaccine Production
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ChemE with experience in Matt Lazzara’s cell signaling lab loses a summer job to COVID-19 only to find another helping to defeat the virus.
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Keeping Airplanes in Service Without Bolts and Rivets: Research Points Toward More Efficient and Cost-Effective Safety Certification of Repairs
Read MoreUnique Instrument Assesses Bonding Strength of Composite Materials Used to Join Aerospace Vehicle Parts
Harold Haldren, a recent Ph.D. graduate in electrical engineering, developed a novel way to find weaknesses in the adhesives that hold together parts of aerospace vehicles.