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What Is Biotechnology? Where Is It Headed at UVA?
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VA Today spoke to Dr. Richard Price, a biomedical engineer, about the definition of biotechnology and the role it plays at UVA Health.
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Your Home, Heated by Squid Protein? UVA Leads Successful First Testing for DOE
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Patrick Hopkins leads the way for using synthesized squid protein as the basis for future thermal batteries.
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REU Class of 2022: Martha Cibasu
Read MoreCibasu is a Chemical Engineering Major and Pharmaceutical Sciences Minor at the Ohio State University.
Q&A: Cibasu said she connected with people in both chemical engineering and biomedical engineering labs during the REU.
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Five Years that Changed Computing
Read MoreUVA-Led Center Forged Pathways to Processing Speeds to Meet the Needs of Big Data
CRISP looks back on half a decade’s work to speed computing into the future.
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Elizabeth J. Opila Has Been Appointed Chair of UVA’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Elizabeth J. Opila Has Been Appointed Chair of UVA’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering
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Opila brings leadership experience in industry, collaborative research and education to new role.
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UVA’s Professor Mool Gupta Elected to the National Academy of Inventors
Read MoreEngineering Luminary Designs Laser and Light Technologies That Shape Our Society
While all of us were celebrating the mainstreaming of solar energy, Mool C. Gupta , the Langley Distinguished Professor in the University of Virginia’s Department of Electrical...
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UVA Research Team Detects Additive Manufacturing Defects in Real-Time
Read MoreMachine Learning Approach Helps Hit 100% Prediction Rate
Researchers can now detect the formation of keyhole pores, one of the most challenging defects common in additive manufacturing, with incredible accuracy.
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Is Riding in a Driverless Taxi Safe?
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Computer science assistant professor Madhur Behl urges patience and data transparency as driverless cars are deployed in the real world.
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REU Class of 2022: Mariah Snelson
Read MoreSnelson is a Biomedical Engineering Major and Bioethics Minor at Johns Hopkins University.
Q&A: Snelson said she felt welcomed and valued by everyone in her lab.
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Gut Bacteria Can Make C. Diff Infections Worse
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Understanding the interactions between C. difficile and the human gut offers new opportunities for heading off potentially fatal infections.