Two Curry School professors have been working with the ACLU of Michigan to provide their expertise in special education.
Rainwater collected in puddles and outdoor receptacles can provide water sources for mosquitos, which lay their eggs in stagnant water.
The SDAC is currently undertaking new initiatives, including a push to increase its online presence.
The app began development five years ago with a collaboration between the School of Medicine and a small group of people living with HIV.
On Friday, 156 incoming students walked across the stage at Old Cabell Hall in front of faculty, family and friends.
Medical School lab identifies genetic markers related to metabolic disorders
In a preliminary study conducted in the Medical School, researchers found that red meat sensitivity caused by a type of tick bite could be associated with heart disease.
The MERCI program at the University Hospital collects and donates clean medical supplies and gently-used lab equipment at no cost to the University and other organizations.
Each school offers their own students diverse ways to immerse themselves in the University’s academics and culture.
URN provides resources to allow students to explore and get involved in various disciplines of research.
According to data from the American Cancer Society, those born in the 1990s now have double the lifetime risk of colon cancer compared to those born in 1950.
The event focused on the technological and ethical concerns surrounding genetic engineering.
Open Bio Labs will host a public forum Wednesday to discuss the implications of human genetic editing.
Professor leads the creation of a microporous ceramic tablet infused with silver clusters to enable the storage of safe drinking water.
The emerald ash borer is expected to arrive in Charlottesville this summer.
Telemedicine offers doctors and other providers the opportunity to diagnose and communicate with patients and other hospitals remotely.
Homa Alemzadeh is working with a team of surgeons, engineers and graduate students to make surgical robots smarter and better able to anticipate human user error.
Various bird species have been fatally slamming into windows in the Charlottesville area.
Organizations on Grounds such as the Office for Sustainability and Green Greeks wanted to redirect the tradition into one that creates a smaller ecological footprint.
An associate professor at U.Va. has worked with a Charlottesville-based biotechnology company to develop a 3D model of a cancer tumor.
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