Biomaterials, Biomechanics, and Biomanufacturing

Kyle Lampe is one of the American Society for Engineering Education’s young faculty members who are “transforming classrooms, technology and society.”

November 4-5, 2018

Hosted by the Center for Advanced Biomanufacturing at the University of Virginia, this meeting will bring together experts from industry, government, non-profits, and academia...

Ashe Allende (BME '18) is an unsung contributor to the exciting translation research described in UVA Today: "Pioneering New 3-D Cancer Model to Speed New Treatments." It was his fourth year Capstone project!

Researchers at MAE’s Center for Applied Biomechanics (CAB) are designing a new seat belt that will protect 110 million more Americans. Current seat belts are designed to limit...

Meet the New Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Education

William Guilford, Associate Professor of BME, has accepted a three-year appointment as UVA Engineering Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Education

Fibroblasts: The Arbiters of ECM Remodeling

Bringing together the fibroblast and the extracellular matrix biology communities to explore current research and theoretical concepts in fibroblast biology.

UVA is in many ways the ideal home for this initiative. Only eight universities have top-40 engineering and medical schools located within a mile of each other. UVA is in that...

Tom Barker Launches Fibrosis Initiative to Jump-Start Breakthroughs

Fibrosis is the deadly thread that winds its way through scores of fatal diseases, from pulmonary fibrosis and heart failure to chronic kidney disease and cirrhosis of the liver...

For the second straight year, a University of Virginia student entrepreneurship team is at the top of the heap in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

A team which includes members from UVA MAE's Center for Applied Biomechanics developed open-source finite element (FE) models of four modern football helmets as part of the...