Research @ UVA Engineering

UVA is taking the lead to improve 3D concrete printing construction technology with rigorous research to make printable materials stronger, more sustainable and better performing.

UVA researchers have found a way to scale up a substance called MOF-525, which could turn captured carbon dioxide into something useful.

Mechanical and aerospace engineering researchers achieve thermal conductivity milestone.

Since 2012, UVA professor Jerrold A. Floro has earned II-VI Foundation funding for three projects resulting in new discoveries.

Faculty in engineering, architecture and environmental sciences demonstrate that 3D-printed, geometrically complex structures made of soil and seed can support plant growth.

Researchers at the UVA School of Engineering and Applied Science have discovered a way to make a versatile thermal conductor, with promise for more energy-efficient electronic devices.

Materials science engineering and geology experts will copy Mother Nature’s use of mineral compositions, temperature and pressure to make next-generation materials.

A Breakthrough in Material Design Will Help Football Players, Car Occupants and Hospital Patients

An accomplished UVA postdoctoral researcher knows the power of industry-academia collaborations for underwater vehicle design and development.

A new study appears to challenge a long-held understanding of how the widely used materials function at the molecular level.

After a few months as chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, we asked Devin Harris what’s ahead for his department and field.

Kyusang Lee has received a prestigious award from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research to investigate promising new semiconductor material systems.