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  • It’s Up to Human Developers to Look Out for Fellow Humans on Busy Streets

    Engineering and Society history professor Peter Norton writes in an op-ed for Wired magazine that pedestrians should not have to take a back seat to autonomous vehicles.

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  • The Next Breakthrough Material for Computer Memory

    UVA Professor Jon Ihlefeld combines materials and electrical engineering, fueling innovation in both fields.

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  • Focusing Auto Safety on Vulnerable Populations

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  • Electrical & Computer Engineering Faculty Lead UVA Darpa Memory Team

    Multidisciplinary faculty group will work to shrink computing memory bits.

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  • From Conserving Art to Protecting Composites

    UVA Materials Science and Engineering Ph.D. student's research is aimed at making jet engines more durable.

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  • UVA Chemical Engineering Ph.D. Student Wins Technical Presentation Prize at GEM Conference

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  • Why Universities Like UVA Must Balance Business’ Yang With Yin of Engineering Discovery

    UVA Engineering’s Vaughan Professor of Humanities Bernie Carlson makes a case for entrepreneurship as part of an engineer’s training in his latest Forbes column.

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  • CTS Joins Mid-Atlantic Counterparts to Organize Return of Roadway Management Conference

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  • UVA Engineering Earns National Science Foundation Award to Launch New Cyber-Physical Systems Graduate Program

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  • Pamela Norris wins Raven Award

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  • ECE Department Awards

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  • Learning From Monsters: Engineering Students Study Frankenstein to Learn Responsible Design

    In Technology and the Frankenstein Myth, engineering students are challenged to take responsibility for the full impact of their designs.

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