Two graduate students are working with the University to promote biodiversity on Grounds, thus encouraging more pollinators.
The findings suggest that factory-calibrated blood glucose monitors could offer an important tool for patients on dialysis and those suffering end-stage renal disease.
Rob Garrod collaborated with an international group of astrophysicists to discover the existence of iso-propanol in a star-forming region of the Milky Way Galaxy.
Successful in an early, limited study, Dr. Natasha Ironside’s measurement tool for brain bleeds and swelling is being put to a more rigorous test in a multi-institutional study.
Eric Loth’s wind turbine, perhaps the largest design in the world, may be the future answer to maximizing wind energy as a resource.
Chemical engineering professor Bryan Berger created a sustainable and safer alternative to pesticides and disinfectants that reduces waste and improves food safety and human health.
UVA engineers prove that a single material can be both a thermal conductor and an insulator on demand.
Findings from UVA professor Christopher Ruhm and colleagues at Harvard question the accuracy of the CDC’s Household Pulse survey on mental health.