
R&D in Brief
Less stress for medical students, tests for toddlers and the power of popularity among teens.
Less stress for medical students, tests for toddlers and the power of popularity among teens.
Hills seem less steep if you have a friend by your side.
Watch a video that shows how researchers change perceived gender with video conferencing software.
Francis S. Collins to head multi-billion dollar research institute.
Medical School dean Steven T. DeKosky is a “Rock Star of Science,” according to the June issue of GQ magazine.
Addiction is a disease that affects millions. Dr. Bankole Johnson is developing a pharmaceutical treatment for it.
Jeff Dew found that the only type of disagreement that predicted whether a cohabiting couple would break up was money.
As economic events unfolded, some professors threw away their syllabi and kept pace with breaking news.
Explore the economic turmoil from a variety of viewpoints, including those of faculty, students and alumni.
Former U.S. Senator John Warner (Law ’53) was made honorary Knight Commander by Queen Elizabeth II on March 17.
Speed-dating sparks creative collaboration
How would you reply if a psychologist asked how satisfied you were with your life? A trio of UVA professors delve into what makes us happy.
Engineers at UVA’s Center for Applied Biomechanics are working on a new “virtual” crash-test dummy, existing entirely on computer and better simulating the intricacies of the body than a traditional dummy ever could.
Shots fired, then doors locked, and students sheltered with their fears
Students overwhelmingly vote in multiple sanctions among 27 reforms
Editor Richard Gard previews the Spring magazine.
Remembering the legacy of photographer Ed Roseberry, who spent decades documenting life at UVA and in Charlottesville