News articles from UVA Today.

Medicinal Chemistry Breakthrough Could Lead to Better Pharmaceuticals

UVA chemistry professors have developed a new method for manufacturing pharmaceuticals that could be used to create new antiviral, antibiotic and anticancer drugs.

Ivy Foundation Commits $2 Million For COVID-19 Translational Research Fund

The new Ivy Foundation COVID-19 Translational Research Fund will back research that addresses COVID-19 diagnosis, treatment options, vaccine development and health care workers' protection needs.

University Issues Guidelines for Safe Ramp-Up of Research During Pandemic

Researchers are eager to resume their projects. The University is working to do so in a safe manner.

Faculty Spotlight: Major Award to Allow Physicist to Share Her Passion for Science

Marija Vucelja, who has a love for all things science, will use a prestigious NSF award to quench her curiosity – and that of children.

Major Award to Allow Physicist to Conduct Research, Share Her Passion for Science

Marija Vucelja, who has a love for all things science, will use a prestigious NSF award to quench her curiosity – and that of children.

Watching Exoplanets Disintegrate, One Dust Particle at a Time

Two UVA astronomy students take their research into the galaxy with the help of a Double Hoo grant.

Heart Attacks, Heart Failure, Stroke: COVID-19's Dangerous Cardio Complications

UVA emergency room doctors are highlighting the virus's underappreciated risks and potential drug interactions.

In Victory Against Polio, Hope for the Battle Against COVID-19

UVA Heath researcher Dr. William A. Petri, who is working on a vaccine for COVID-19, takes heart from history.

COVID-19: UVA Discovery Spurs Clinical Trial of Antidepressant to Fight Virus

UVA found that fluvoxamine may prevent dangerous immune system overreactions, a major threat to COVID-19 patients.

Telemedicine Tools Developed for Ebola Improving COVID-19 Care at UVA Health

UVA has pioneered an innovative new use for telemedicine in the battle against COVID-19, adapting it to improve patient care, conserve PPE and prevent infections.