U.S. News’ latest national ranking of the UVA School of Engineering’s student-centered online master’s degree program reveals that it has jumped 39 places, to No. 15, since 2014.

The yearlong series is devoted to promoting dialogue about diversity at UVA and in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

The students helped build an automated cybersecruity system – dubbed Xandra – that successfully fended off hours of constant cyber attacks during a first-of-its-kind national competition – even finding a security problem organizers had overlooked.

Cohoon, a professor of science, technology and society in the University of Virginia’s School of Engineering and Applied Science, dedicated her career to removing barriers and encouraging women to join the field of computing.

Mechanical engineer Patrick Hopkins’ research could advance the Navy’s plan to convert its fleet to ships that rely on electricity for propulsion and defense.

First-year students in UVA’s School of Engineering and Applied Science get their first taste of what being an engineer really means through a project-based introductory course.

A team led by Eric Loth, chair of UVA’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, recently won a $3.6 million federal grant to advance its concept.

Pamela Norris – a top researcher, mentor and teacher – is “perhaps the most distinguished faculty member in the history of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.”

The next generation of thermostats could help reduce energy consumptionby combining their technology with some timely human coaching, UVA researchers report.

Chris Marinak, a former Cavalier baseball player who earned a degree in computer engineering, played a major role in the development of a system that has changed the outcomes of baseball games played at the highest level.