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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.

When the pandemic gripped the world, the world got going. These members of the UVA community helped turn what is usually a marathon into a history-making sprint.

UVA Engineering assistant professor Liheng Cai is designing a new rubber that is 1,000 times softer than a tire, but as tough as metal.

In a new paper, researchers say the world needs to consider tradeoffs of untested technologies before dismissing known options such as immediate carbon emissions reductions.

Chemical engineering associate professor Bryan Berger and his research collaborator are combining the power of mathematical modeling with rapid lab testing technologies to fast-track crucial answers about the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.

The National Science Foundation-backed Center for Hardware and Embedded Systems Security and Trust, or CHEST, is expected to spark $9 million in research funding at the University over the next five years.

Their idea for a portable, outdoor basketball game won over the judges at the Pike Engineering Entrepreneurship Fellows Program Final Showcase.

The UVA students behind Minimally Invasive Spinal Technology, or MIST, are pioneering improved treatments for childhood scoliosis. Wednesday, they took home the top prize in an ACC innovation competition.