Computing consumes ever-increasing amounts of the world’s power. UVA’s Engineering School is studying ways to reduce that power consumption.
Women with disabilities are dramatically more likely to experience violence from an intimate partner before and during pregnancy compared to women without disabilities, a recent study finds.
UVA’s new “super microscope” may help scientists understand and solve neurological conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease, as well as many other cellular disorders.
A UVA doctoral student has invented a way to streamline the baseline assessment athletes need every year to later see if they’ve suffered concussions.
UVA researchers have uncovered a previously unknown process that regulates how blood vessels contract and expand, which could lead to better treatments for high blood pressure.
UVA research finds people from more culturally diverse places are good at coming into a new populace, broadening social networks and becoming “social brokers.”
A UVA professor’s co-written research finds that mind-wandering during an undemanding task facilitates creativity, but the task can’t be too dull.
Postpartum depression could have a biological cause, which might mean better treatment for the new mothers who suffer from it.