‘When in Doubt, Build a Bridge’: U.Va. psychology research on adolescent friendships and relationships highlights their importance later in life In a rigorous academic environment, it can be tempting to focus on academic achievement over interpersonal relationships; however, it is important to develop close friendships and relationships for both mental and physical health.
Aerospace team awaits communication with CubeSat after successful deployment into space Since the CubeSats’ deployment, the U.S. Air Force has tracked and published information on the satellites’ locations, allowing the teams to predict each flyover.
Graduating pre-med students reflect, advise about health aspirations For both Gupta and Rovenolt, their involvements with groups outside of the classroom has been a big influence in their medical aspirations.
Undergraduate aerospace engineering team launches satellite Three years of engineering collaboration between the University, Old Dominion University, Hampton University and Virginia Tech cumulated in the launch of three CubeSats to the International Space Station
Harmonies for Healing brightens up hospital life through music By performing in the hallways of different hospital wings, the volunteers’ music reverberates throughout the wing for everyone to hear.
Biocore and U.Va.’s Center for Applied Biomechanics tackle NFL injuries The research has influenced the NFL, going so far as to change game rules to improve safety.
Interactive map underway to present housing discrimination origins in Charlottesville Yager plans to create an interactive map of the City’s housing discrimination, and giving the public a better way to learn about its history.
U.Va. mentors Nepali research teams and collaborates on pain-management app At the start of this year, a research team began developing a mobile app that healthcare providers can use to help manage cancer pain, and to help strengthen and build research capacity in Nepal.
Non-lethal strangulation research hopes to bring assurance in court testimonies Research project aims to create a statistical method to identify strangulation.
Green Workplace Program makes ‘going green’ easier Four years after its debut in 2014, a second version of the Green Workplace Program has since been launched.
