Gerald Warburg’s new book tells the story of how Katherine Miller Johnson’s tenacity influenced U.S. environmental history.
A UVA hydrologist explains why the hurricane brought so much devastating water – and warns of the threat the flooding poses next.
Show of hands: Are you among the 30% of women who were pregnant and developed carpal tunnel? UVA can help.
Hungry? Mouth-watering health research has identified the dinner bell neurons we may one day flip to our advantage.
A new manufacturing process may result in more realistic robots and a host of other internet-based flexible products.
A UVA biologist shares some trivia about parasites, which are anything but trivial ecologically.
An expert UVA hydrologist foresees even greater risks as climate change persists.
UVA Health researchers received an NIH grant to test low-intensity focused ultrasound on brain cells to reduce the desire for cocaine.