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• Bush Signs Energy Efficiency Bill
• Engineering Authors: Students Collaborate on ecoMOD Book
• University of Virginia Students Migrate South
• Kaine seeks $1.65 billion in bonds for colleges / Renovations to UVa's New Cabell on list
• Students Use Engineering Skills to Benefit South African Communities
• Cell tracking may speed up the drug discovery process
• Gov. Kaine joins students at the ribbon cutting of UVa's ecoMOD3
• Governor hails area projects
• Kaine to Visit Charlottesville Monday
• ‘Inside the Box’ Drama Project Requires Innovative Thinking for Young Engineers
• Virginia Governor Kaine Praises ecoMOD3’s Focus on Affordable Housing and Sustainability
• Engineering Faculty Market Their Solution to Cell-Tracking Riddle
• Journey into space began on gridiron
• Former UVa Grad Headed For Space
• Virginian ready for shuttle Atlantis' trip to space station
• Former NFL player gears up for spaceflight
• Engineering takes the stage
• Cell-tracking software speeds drug development

• U.Va. Graduate Student Honored for Research Designed to Make Computing Environment Safer
• Time of your life: Former University professor Randy Pausch, who suffers from terminal cancer, shares his advice on time management to a University audience
• Civil Engineering Seminar Examines Regulation of Port-Related Trade
• Testing Drug Components Early
• University of Virginia device offers pharmaceutical makers a fast, cheap and safe way to screen potential drug compounds
• Working at Their Crafts: Engineering Students’ Competition is Serious Fun
• Randy Pausch Delivers Lecture on Time Management at UVA, Draws Crowd of Hundreds
• Professor with terminal cancer: There's less time than you think
• Prognosis Prompts Professor's Tour
• Lecture of a Lifetime: U.Va.'s School of Engineering and Applied Science Hosts Talk by Randy Pausch
• Former UVa Prof Giving His Last Lectures
• Aerojet Continues to Fuel the Hy-V Program at U.Va.'s Engineering School
• Author's Last Words Dying Prof's Final Lecture a Potential Best-seller
• Rolls-Royce Partnership Boosts Engineering and Business at U.Va.
• Old Schools, New Approach / Elite Colleges Reach Out to Low-Income Prospects
• U.Va. Scholar Traces Voting Technology Controversy to the 1890s
• Device Offers Pharmaceutical Makers A Fast, Cheap and Safe Way to Screen Potential Drug Compounds
• Out of This World, On to the Next Vienna Company Provides Space Travel Services
• U.Va.’s School of Engineering and Applied Science Hosts Talk by Randy Pausch
• Science and Sport Combine at FIRST Tech Challenge Championship Tournament at U.Va.’s Engineering School
• U.Va. Device Offers Pharmaceutical Makers A Fast, Cheap and Safe Way to Screen Potential Drug Compounds
• Area Firm Making Next Generation of Military Armor
• Tommy Jr. Knocked Out of the Race
• New Plant to Add 170 Jobs / Va., Local Officials Hope Factory Boosts Region
• UVa Joins Colleges in Partnership with Rolls-Royce / Plan Brings Plant to Prince George, Many Benefits to University
• The FIRST Tech Challenge will take place this Saturday
• Engineering Professor Evangelizes ‘Higher Ed 2.0’ Approach to Teaching
• New device for screening potential new drug compounds
• Turbine-maker Rolls-Royce to Open Plant in Virginia
• Hyperion wins auction for The Last Lecture

• Beyond the Corner: International Programs Thriving at U.Va.
• U.Va. Profiles: Legendary ‘Dean Jean’ Remains a Touchstone for Engineering Grads
• Professor taking tech into classroom
• 'Nanospikes' Add To Solar, Biomedical, Microelectronics Applications
• Samantha Rowell
• 5 Ways to Grab Your Doctor by the Lapels of His Lab Coat
• U.Va. Engineering Goes Global: New International Programs Office to Enrich and Globalize Engineering Education

• First Bland Award Goes to Dr. Cato Laurencin
• Class project may save lives
• U.Va. Engineering School Launches Symposium to Tackle Global Energy Dilemma
• Virtual Lab (Video)
• Vinu Ilakkuvan, Science and Technology Policy Intern
• “Notable” Column Acknowledges Awards and Achievements of Faculty and Staff
• SEAS Students and Serendipity Work to Bring Water to Wum
• She grew up around Navy, now may help it leap ahead
• Breaking New Ground: U.Va.-led Team Paves Way for All-Electronic Navy
• Students to plan African rail line
• Self-driving car serves as vehicle for engineers’ success
• Engineers Lawless, Pilkey Leave Lasting Legacy
• WebCAT: Online Crime Database (Video)
• UVa group engineers human tissues
• New U.Va. Partnership Encourages Exchange of Ideas in South Africa
• Crisp, With a Hint of Calculus
• DoD Robocar Race To the Rescue
• The Michael Vicks of Yore

• Success Continues for the Science and Technology Policy Internship Program
• Project To Build Affordable, Green Homes
• Thornton Hall Flags Honor Engineering School’s Diversity
• After time at national level, Wulf returns to U.Va. faculty / Offers unique perspective on technology, policy
• ecoMOD3 Expands Modular, Sustainable, Affordable Housing Research
• U.Va. Engineers’ Self-Driving Car to Hit the City Streets in the 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge
• SEAS MURI Award Paves Way for All-Electronic Navy
• Team Jefferson Commercially Viable Semifinalist in DARPA Urban Challenge
• Mool Gupta’s ‘Nanospikes’ Add New Dimension to Research
• The ground truth: Storefront sensors measure success of retail displays and other factors influencing consumer behavior.
• U.Va. To Host Supercomputing ‘Bootcamp’ for Faculty - Campus Technology | GRIDtoday
• VDOT Says Local Bridges are Safe
• Are our bridges safe?
• On the right track: Robots draw kids to science
• Driverless ‘Tommy Jr.’ Car Shows Robotics Camp What Lego Robots Can Lead To

• U.Va.—Va. Tech. High-Performance Computing Boot Camp to Educate Faculty, Researchers about Computational Science
• New Tool Makes Ultrasound Images Clearer
• Parallel Computing Speeds up Cancer Diagnosis
• Wahoos in Space
• Kids Prepare For the Future Using Legos
• A Robotics Camp at U.Va. Gives Middle Schoolers a Hands-on Experience (PDF) - Page 2
• U.Va. Engineering Department Seeking Sustainability Niche
• An eye on downtown merchants?
• U.Va. Engineering School Announces Department’s New Research Focus and Name
• Enhancements, Parallelization Improves Beamforming Algorithm
• Summer Science Camp Develops the Minds of Young Einsteins
• An Eye on Downtown Merchants?
• Biomedical Engineer Obtains Coveted CAREER Grant
• Star-P Software Enables High-Definition Ultrasound
• Researchers Develop New Nanocomposite Material For EMI Shielding
• Engineering Honors Faculty Member, Student
• Summer Camp at U.Va. Gives Hands-on Lessons in Science, Math and Engineering
• Looking Back: The Civil Rights South Tour Three Months Later
• U.Va. Engineering School Researchers Develop Tool for Clearer Ultrasound Images
• U.Va. Engineering Students’ Ideas Take Flight
• Summer Science Camp Brings Former NASA Astronaut and Program Founder to U.Va.
• Breakthrough Polymer Is Lightweight, Conductive, Corrosion-Proof, Flexible
• U.Va. Heads Exchange Program To Increase Minority Tech Degrees
• What’s Next In Medical Imaging: High-Def Ultrasounds: Digg | Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News | MedicExchange.com | SuperComputing Online
• Dr. Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp (PDF)
• Determined to Reinspire a Culture of Innovation
• Alliance aims to attract minorities to sciences
• What's Next In Medical Imaging: High-Def Ultrasounds
• Polymer is lightweight, conductive, corrosion-proof, flexible
• Historically black, majority white schools unite for science
• Carbon Nanotubes Unite Metals and Plastics to Form Ultra Lightweight Composite
• Historically Black, Majority White Schools Unite for Science
• Lego Maniacs
• Where's Your Computer's Hotspot?
• Polymer is lightweight, conductive, corrosion-proof, flexible
• Historically black, white schools unite
• Bernard Harris Science Camp
• Grooming the Engineers of Tomorrow
• Transforming the Way We See Things with Sound: New Advanced Imaging Algorithm

• Team Jefferson steers Tommy Jr. toward robotics challenge - Daily Progress article | Video
• Researchers Develop New Method To Control Complex Systems
• A UVA Professor is Honored for Her Work with the Defense Department
• U.Va. Astronaut Patrick Forrester Spacewalks on June 13 to Work on Space Station
• U.Va.-Coulter Research Partnership Enters New Stage
• FEST Award Promotes Inventive Heart Research - ResearchNews | UVA Today
• Engineering Classes Offered
• $5 Million National Science Foundation Grant: U.Va. to Create Eight-School Alliance with Goal of Doubling Number of Minority Science and Engineering Graduates
• Team Jefferson Steers Tommy Jr. Toward Robotics Challenge - Richmond Times-Dispatch | Daily Progress | Video (Daily Progress)
• U.Va. Engineering ‘Rising Star’ Honored by Women in Technology
• Biomedical Engineer Obtains Coveted CAREER Grant - ResearchNews | UVA Today
• Researchers Develop New Method to Control Complex Systems
• Engineering Students Go Global
• Small Molecules to the Rescue
• Researchers Find a New Way to Engineer Complex Systems Creating Complex Dynamics from Simple Rhythms
• ‘Engineering a Legacy’: Engineering Development Forum to Take Place at U.Va.
• U.Va. Astronaut and Jamestown Artifact Aboard Space Shuttle Mission
• UVA Laboratory Develops New Drug for Hypoxia
• A hardware-software symbiosis
• Promises Kept: Wounded Army veteran battles back
• A hardware-software symbiosis
• Systems and Information Engineering Student Team wins Third Place in the FAA Airport Design Competition (PDF)

• IIE Publishes New Study Abroad White Paper (SEAS, page nine)
• U.Va. Engineering School’s Science and Technology Policy Internship Program Expands to Paris
• NAE President William A. Wulf Urges Reforms to Aid U.S. "Innovation Ecology"
• New Programs Selected to Fuel Search for Next Logic Device by Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) and National Science Foundation
• FEST Winner’s Research May Revolutionize Computer Design
• No Stopping Him: War Wound Can’t Derail Vet’s Drive for Second Degree
• Being Uncomfortable Is the Best Way to Grow
• U.Va.’s Engineering School Offers Science Camp Solution to Summertime Blues
• U.Va. Students’ Work Assesses Mental Health Resources
• Engineer who led investigation into collapse of World Trade Center among 6 honored by AAES
• U.Va. Biomedical Engineering Department to Lead Global Network for Innovation
• U.Va.’s Learning Barge Project Wins $75,000 EPA P3 Award for Sustainable Design
• New Mental Health Program
• U.Va. Students 'Engineer a New Path to Study Abroad:' New Curricular Design Tool Allows U.Va. Engineering Students to More Easily Study Overseas
• U.Va. Biomedical Engineering Department to Lead Global Network for Innovation
• U.Va. Professors Wulf and Diamond Elected to American Philosophical Society
• Four U.Va. Innovators Secure FEST Funding
• Forty-seven U.Va. Students Receive Harrison Undergraduate Research Awards
• Small Molecules to the Rescue
• A Model Microvasculature
• $11.2 Million for Hydrogen/Nanoscale Catalysts Research from DOE
• SEAS Undergraduate Research & Design Symposium 2007
• Northrop Grumman Names Winners in First Annual Central Florida Engineering Scholars Competition
• NAE President William A. Wulf Urges Reforms to Aid U.S. "Innovation Ecology"
• New Programs Selected to Fuel Search for Next Logic Device SRC and NSF
• U.Va. Biomedical Engineering Department to Lead Global Network for Innovation
• U.Va.'s Learning Barge Project Wins $75,000 EPA P3 Award for Sustainable Design

• All-University Teaching Awards: Edward J. Berger of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering honored
• Mental Health Forum
• University Teams Earn Sustainable Design Prizes / Biomethane Car and Learning Barge Among the Projects on National Mall
• Engineer Tapped for U.Va. Women's Center Distinguished Alumna Award - Cavalier Daily | UVA Today
• Two U.Va. Engineering Students Receive 2007 Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarships - Cavalier Daily | ResearchNews | UVA Today
• Berne turns to fiction
• Three Goldwaters: U.Va. students win national scholarship (PDF)
• University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science Hosts Undergraduate Research and Design Symposium
• U.Va. Engineering Professors Receive $415,000 NASA Award for ‘First Principles Calculations’ Project
• Engineering Students Wei Le and Isabella Stanton receive Google Scholarships
• Virtual Lab an Actual Reality at U.Va. - ResearchNews | UVA Today

• Diversity March at U.Va. Honors African-Americans in Engineering
• Engineering Prof. Joins NAE
• U.Va. Professor John Dorning Elected to National Academy of Engineering
• Dean Aylor Podcast (on Coy Barefoot)
• Coffee and Chemistry
• Quantum Computers
• U.Va. Named Site for NLM Informatics Training
• U.Va. Engineering Professor Emeritus Receives ASME Medal - ResearchNews | UVA Today
• Engineering School’s McIntosh Earns Prestigious NSF Grant - ResearchNews | UVA Today
• U.Va. Engineering Teaching Kits Aim to Keep Middle School Students Excited about Careers in Technology
• U.Va. Engineering Open House Set for Feb. 24
• Computer Science Professor John Knight Honored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
• Technology in World History: WMRA program, 2/5/07
• That Little Voice Telling You To Skip I-95? It's Your Car
• Former Astronaut Challenges Springdale Educators to Inspire Students, Create Future Explorers
• Former Astronaut Visits Teachers, Students
• Bioengineered ACL Could Help Injured Knees-Cato Laurencin
• UVa Students Work On Super-Fast Engine
• Nanotechnology Promises to Improve Biomechanics Care
• Class Project Puts University of Virginia Students in National Finals of ‘Ecomagination Challenge’

• Engineering Professor Selected as Finalist in NASA contest
• Engineering Professor Selected as Member of NASA Team
• SEAS Graduate Students Take Second Place in System-on-Chip Design Challenge
• Software Spots Crime Early
• Charlottesville-Right Now: UVa's Dean of Engineering and Applied Science Jim Aylor
• SEAS Graduate Students Take Second Place in System-on-Chip Design Challenge
• U.Va. Professor Honored by North American Catalysis Society
• Computer Science Professor Anita Jones Awarded IEEE Founders Medal
• Professor Robert Kelly’s Rust Research Proves Valuable to Pentagon 9/11 Memorial
• Robert Davis Honored by North American Catalysis Society
• Cars, People and the Word That Changed A Nation. Assistant Prof. Peter Norton. WMRA interview. 1/8/07
• U.Va. Project Helps Police Spot Trends, Stop Crime
• Fresh Spin On Logic: MIT Team Paves Way For a Spintronics Microprocessor

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