UPDATE: Since this story was published, members of the EMPOWER team joined the radio show “Speaking Out for the Blind” to share how they’re engineering a new path for visually impaired musicians. Tune
College of Engineering students Stacey Le and Mio Nakagawa are making strides in refining the prosthetic fit technology spearheaded by structural engineering Professor Long Wang in collaboration with Sony. The project focuses
Will Toll approaches his studies in biomedical engineering with a quiet resolve, honed by the ups and downs he’s encountered along the way. The lessons he’s gained have not only reshaped his approach to learning but deepened his commitment to helping others navigate their own unseen challenges.
This summer, we are celebrating women leaders in engineering with insightful Q&As featuring prominent figures from the College of Engineering. These trailblazing women are transforming engineering culture, significantly impacting students and paving
In his Engineering, Design and Social Justice course, Professor Ben Lutz presents a thought-provoking scenario to his students: a bike lane narrowly wedged between parked cars and bustling city traffic, a common
Mechanical engineering Professor John Chen discovered a powerful truth about himself as an undergraduate student at the University of Virginia – a realization that would years later shape his approach to engineering
