Charlie Feigenoff

A pair of UVA graduate student researchers are advancing the jet engine, with sponsorship from Rolls-Royce.

Cyberattack detection is reactive, and therefore slow on the draw. A group of computer experts intends to speed the response. A lot.

UVA’s Center for Applied Biomechanics is developing new models for assessing injury risk that more accurately reflect reality for women and for obese drivers and passengers.

During a long career, Joe Campbell has developed innovations that have proven crucial to modern communications – and he continues to do so.

If successful, the new Fibrosis Initiative could help UVA emerge as a critical node in the worldwide effort to diagnose and treat fibrosis.

UVA’s new Engineering in Medicine initiative is designed to jumpstart medical innovation by fostering partnerships between engineers and clinicians.

A trio of UVA engineers is working on ensuring that autonomous vehicles can instantly coordinate their movements, regardless of the environment around them.

Instead of putting a single canary in a coal mine, why not have several, each one capable of responding to a different poisonous gas, thanks to a switch in its genetic code? That’s the idea behind a cybersecurity system that a UVA-led computer science team is developing.

As millions of Americans prepare to take to the air this holiday weekend, the skies are more crowded than ever. UVA’s Cody Fleming is working on a way to better manage all of that air traffic, while maintaining safety.

Malathi Veeraraghavan, a professor of electrical and computer engineering, is creating applications and protocols to ensure that communication to and from these state-of-the-art networks is as efficient as possible.