A new report says UVA engineering students outperformed those from other schools, too, including Carnegie Mellon and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

An engineering student uses a rare opportunity to publish a paper, and explores the environmental impact of all the discarded internet-connected gadgets.

A mask that’s washable, breathes easily and filters the coronavirus? A patent-pending technology developed at UVA could lead to one of the first plain cloth masks to meet new official standards for filtration and breathability.

For now, we can’t live without diesel engines to ship goods over long distances, so UVA researchers are trying to figure out how we can best live with them.

Virginia’s Transportation Project Management Institute is one way UVA and the state’s Department of Transportation partner to improve road infrastructure to keep Virginians safely on the move.

Engineering professor Caitlin Wylie’s new book, “Preparing Dinosaurs: The Work Behind the Scenes,” explains how magnificent museum displays of dinosaur skeletons are assembled.

As a resident staff co-chair in the midst of a pandemic, Anna Winter focused like the engineer she is on allowing UVA resident communities to thrive.

This online resource is the go-to place for engineering and science educators, researchers and practitioners for help integrating ethics in their work.

Two UVA professors are using the same technology that produces colored glass to help the Department of Homeland Security keep America safe.

A UVA-led team demonstrates that modernizing power grids and using renewable energy will be cheaper than repairing hurricane damage to a centralized, fossil fuel-dependent system.