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Research Breakthrough Could Transform Clean Energy Technology
A recent discovery from a team led by two UVA researchers could eliminate a significant obstacle to making solar energy work on a large scale.
Research That Saves Lives: Four COVID-19 Therapies Being Tested at UVA
Q&A: A Pandemic Modeler Looks Back - and Forward
Biocomplexity researcher Madhav Marathe has been tracking and modeling the COVID-19 pandemic since it began. Here's what he has to say.
UVA Aims to Battle Disease by Understanding Exercise's Whole-Body Effects
Scientists are teaming up to understand the benefits of exercise at a molecular level, shedding light on exactly how exercise helps the body fend off disease.
What One 'Saved by the Bell' Star Can Tell Us About Race and Ethnic Categories
Mark-Paul Gosselaar's revelation that his mother is Indonesian is an example of how difficult it has become for the U.S. Census Bureau to use current racial and ethnic categories to describe the country's population, according to UVA researchers.
UVA IDs Genes That Influence Our Risk for Deadly Coronary Artery Disease
The findings could help doctors identify people at high risk and develop better treatments and preventative interventions.
How Politics Drive Our Personal Relationships - and Even Where We Live
Naomi Cahn, the new head of UVA's Family Law Center, sifts through data from sources as diverse as a dating website and the New York Times to reveal social patterns.
Wally's World: UVA Wise Professor Tracks Appalachia's Salamanders
To learn more about the rarely seen green salamander, Wally Smith and his students have scaled cliff faces and explored tree canopies, discovering more than 90 previously unknown populations.
University Seeks Applicants for Two Research Seed-Funding Programs
The President & Provost's Fund for Institutionally Related Research and 3Cavaliers offer crucial start-up funding to researchers across the University.
Targeting Calcium Overload Could Improve Stroke Outcomes, UVA Research Suggests
Scientists found that excessive calcium contributes to inflammation that may worsen the effects of ischemic stroke.