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Inefficiencies in the technology of converting sunlight into power and storing it for use have limited the appeal of solar power, but a recent discovery by a team led by two researchers at UVA could eliminate a significant obstacle to making it work on a large scale.

The honored faculty members include Angeline Lillard, professor of psychology and director of UVA’s Early Development Lab; Karen Hunger Parshall, professor of history and mathematics; and Patricia L. Wiberg, professor of environmental sciences.

New research at the University of Virginia has found evidence that children as young as 3 show physiological changes that co-occur with the distinction these toddlers draw between violations of moral and conventional norms.

After two internships fell through this summer, fourth-year Jonathan Danis found himself running COVID-19 antibody tests at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

UVA Series of Events Offers Analysis, Resources for the Aftermath of the U.S. Presidential Election.

“These courses will explore some of today’s most relevant topics – from the science of pandemics, to racial justice, to the importance of democracy, to an examination of sustainable cities of the future.”

As the Virginia Film Festival moves to a safe and socially-distanced format, Arts & Sciences faculty and students are still playing an important part in this community-oriented event.

Seagrasses are once again flourishing in Virginia's seaside bays thanks to a seagrass restoration project by UVA, the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, and The Nature Conservancy.

The College’s Learning Design & Technology team has played a large part in helping faculty transition to online and hybrid instruction. Team members share their thoughts on what’s working and what’s to come.

As online and hybrid instruction have altered the classroom experience and the demands it places on UVA’s faculty and students, its Writing Center has kept pace to meet their changing needs.