Computing consumes ever-increasing amounts of the world’s power. UVA’s Engineering School is studying ways to reduce that power consumption.

Faculty and students from the schools of Engineering and Architecture are working on a construction technique that would literally grow parts of buildings using soils infused with seeds.

Homa Alemzadeh is working on ways to have doctors team with robot surgeons, which could mean a future where life-saving surgeries can happen even in small, rural areas.

UVA engineers prove that a single material can be both a thermal conductor and an insulator on demand.

John R. Scully studies the mechanisms of corrosion and the potential costs to life and infrastructure, recently made all too real in Florida.

Eerily realistic fake videos of celebrities and politicians have caused both amusement and alarm. A UVA Engineering team came up with a novel defense – and won first place in a national competition.

The detectors can relay a fire warning in real time across thousands of square miles.

The bachelor’s degree program will enable students to answer fundamental questions about materials – not only what they are, but also how they behave in real-world environments and why.

Colleagues remember computer engineering professor Malathi Veeraraghavan’s curiosity, warmth and lifelong passion for teaching and travel.