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Rising fourth-year computer science major and UVA Cyber Defense team captain Mariah Kenny writes about the importance of networking and mentors for women in cybersecurity and all STEM-related fields.

Kyle Lampe is one of the American Society for Engineering Education’s young faculty members who are “transforming classrooms, technology and society.”

Investigating nerve disorders and fighting microbes have netted two University of Virginia students prestigious research awards.

PhD student Ayodejii Bode-Oke is featured in in Science Magazine.This groundbreaking, bio-inspired research by Bode-Oke and his team will help aerospace engineers design more dexterous aerial robots—even ones that, yes, can fly backward.

In honor of Nikola Tesla's birthday, Engineering and Society Department Chair Bernie Carlson devotes his monthly Forbes column to one of the visionary inventor's most sophisticated devices.

University of Virginia researchers who are looking for potential collaborators will have a much easier search, thanks to a new program launched today by the Office of the Vice President for Research.

UVA out-competed 95 iGEM teams from 30 countries in Genscript Inc.’s annual concept paper competition.

Prof. Cody Fleming discusses why "safety drivers" have trouble reacting to obstacles.

As part of the GenCyber Cyberwars Camp, hosted by UVA Engineering’s Department of Computer Science and sponsored by the GenCyber Program, high school teachers spent a week on Grounds for intensive training in how to teach cybersecurity.

Bernie Carlson, Engineering and Society department chair and director of Engineering Business Programs, writes in Forbes that concerns about a technology company such as Facebook controlling the flow information in society is not unique to the digital era – and we should look to history for valuable lessons.