Bringing AI Up to Speed — Autonomous Auto Racing Promises Safer Driverless Cars on the Road
Madhur Behl, associate professor of computer science and systems and information engineering and Cavalier Autonomous Racing team leader, writes about the history and rapid growth of AI racing.
Systems Thinking in Action: Undergraduate Research Takes On Complex Problems
The projects presented at this year’s IEEE Systems and Information Engineering Design Symposium explored alternative solutions to a wide range of problems.
First-Ever Hurricane Evacuation Order Database May Hold Keys to Future Readiness
A new, comprehensive hurricane evacuation order database created by UVA researchers can help the U.S. develop more effective policies in the face of raging storms.
Three faculty, Brian Helmke, Natasha Smith and Garrick Louis, and graduate student Zackary Landsman were named among UVA’s best for teaching and public service.
Improving Lives: Toddlers With Type 1 Diabetes Can Now Benefit From UVA Invention
A life-changing technology is now available to toddlers. Systems engineering faculty member Marc Breton co-invented the artificial pancreas system that manages insulin levels in diabetic patients.
Engineering Professor Earns Grant To Improve Trust Between Humans and Robots
This UVA researcher is laying the foundation for better trust between humans and robots, with help from an Air Force Office of Scientific Research grant.
New Artificial Intelligence Risk-Assessment Tool To Improve Heart-Failure Care
UVA Health and UVA Engineering researchers have developed a powerful new risk assessment tool for predicting outcomes in heart failure patients. The researchers have made the tool publicly available.
The School of Engineering and Applied Science is part of a UVA partnership creating a Virginia lab school at Buford Middle School focusing on infusing STEM into the curriculum.