Engineering for Environmental and Energy Applications

This powerful fellowship program is a critical reason UVA Engineering is attracting outstanding and diverse new graduate students.

Wendy-Angela “Saringi” Agata, a third-year Ph.D. candidate in the University of Virginia’s Department of Chemical Engineering, has won a National GEM Consortium technical...

UVA Engineers are working with a multidisciplinary team in two pan-university institutes tackling global challenges.

UVA Engineers are working with a multidisciplinary team in two pan-university institutes tackling global challenges such as the rapidly changing climate.

For as long as anyone in the Chemical Engineering Department can remember, students nearing graduation have presented their research to peers and faculty over the summer months.

Third-year Ph.D. student Kevin Chang has been named a University of Virginia Engineering Volkswagen Group of North America Fellow.

Gary Koenig earned his title with exemplary teaching and research.

Gaurav Giri had a hunch the materials he is researching in the lab could help a lot of people breathe easier. He and Bala Mulloth, a Batten School public policy professor, are putting his idea into action.

National Science Foundation Awards Demarest a Prestigious Graduate Research Fellowship

Ph.D. student Charles Demarest, a former nuclear submarine electrician, is convinced nuclear power can be valuable if long-term storage concerns are addressed.

John Scully has been at the forefront of disseminating information on corrosion, and received the prestigious T. J. Hull Award for outstanding contributions.

A ceramic water purification tablet developed at the University of Virginia and used by tens of thousands of people in 40 countries is now four times better than before, thanks to recent innovations in its manufacturing process developed through research at UVA.