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The first sign of Professor Jack Davidson’s impact in UVA’s Department of Computer Science is the waiting list to get into his computer security class. Enrollment […]
What do gaming systems, like Xbox, and high-volume traders have in common? A lot, according to Professor Peter Beling, and one cannot listen to Beling for […]
“I couldn’t have become a tenured professor without good mentors,” says Professor Robert Weikle, reflecting on his journey as a student. “Strong high school science teachers […]
If you think lighting a match on a windy day is hard, consider trying to light the flame in the combustion chamber of a hypersonic jet […]
News reports make it abundantly clear that one skill that leaders in the 21st century need is the ability to bridge the cultural gap between the […]
Giorgio Carta is the Lawrence R. Quarles Professor of Chemical Engineering, and his research is primarily concerned with understanding the fundamental underpinnings of chromatographic processes used […]
Associate Professor Kevin Janes remembers distinctly what attracted him to engineering in the first place. “I was in high school, and I was torn between math […]
No one ever fell in love with engineering by reading a textbook. Knowing this, many Engineering School faculty members welcome undergraduates into their labs each summer […]
Hossein Haj-Hariri, distinguished researcher, professor and recent chair of the University of Virginia Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, has been named dean of the University of South Carolina College of Engineering and Computing.
Houston Wood, University of Virginia professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, provided expertise on the potential benefits of nuclear power in an interview with public radio broadcaster WVTF/Radio IQ.
Jason Beverage, an Electrical Engineering graduate of the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Chief Investment Officer for Two Sigma Advisors, will lead a guest lecture entitled "Systematic Investment Management: Demonstrating the Power of Data and Technology to Manage $29B." All faculty and students are invited to attend.
The next generation of thermostats could help reduce energy consumption by combining their technology with some timely human coaching, UVA researchers report.