Biomaterials, Biomechanics, and Biomanufacturing

Using “Theranostics” To Treat Cancer

Kubelick develops imaging tools to track the movement and efficacy of T cells deployed in cancer therapies, aiming ultimately to enhance the cells’ defensive abilities.

Dean West has now been elected to both the National Academy of Medicine and the National Academy of Engineering.

Hydrogels Model Fibrotic Lungs to Study Blood Vessel Formation, Disease Progression

A UVA Engineering team has developed a new analytical tool that could lead to a cure for a terrible disease.

An exploratory undergraduate research program establishes a bond between UVA’s and Hampton University’s chemical engineering departments.

A UVA professor and colleagues have created a new material that promises to make football padding more effective, among many potential uses.

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Housed both in the School of Engineering and Applied Science and the School of Medicine, the department's unique positioning provides a collaborative and translational...

A new study appears to challenge a long-held understanding of how the widely used materials function at the molecular level.

These fellowships support exceptional students through their first year in the chemical engineering Ph.D. program.

Their Work Will Lead to Customized Hydrogels, the Substance of Tissue Engineering

UVA Engineering students Liza Harold and Clare Cocker are using complex computer modeling to conduct research that advances customizable hydrogels for tissue engineering.

It's a Pattern Not a Trend: Biomedical Engineering PhD Students Earn Top Awards for Teaching

Noah Perry and Ridhi Sahani won praise from both students and faculty for their ability to bring out the best in their students though engaging, responsive and effective teaching.