Public Interest Technology

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(Illustration by Emily Faith Morgan, University Communications)

Feds Turn to UVA Engineering To Help Reverse Auto Fatality Trends

Federal safety agencies worried about a rise in auto fatalities are relying on the University’s nationally known engineering expertise to solve the problem.

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(Photo by Dan Addison, University Communications)

As UVA Tests Viability of Alzheimer’s Implant, 2024 May Be a Year of Hope

A researcher holds a device similar to the deep brain implant that will be tested. Her hand indicates the scale of the multipurpose fiber that will be inserted into the hippocampus.

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Students, faculty and administration are all concerned about the role of artificial intelligence in education and its implications for the future.

Report: Coping With Artificial Intelligence Will Take Some Real Work

Students, faculty and administration are all concerned about the role of artificial intelligence in education and its implications for the future.

Emily Gruzdowich

Emily Gruzdowich (she/her) is a second-year at the Darden School of Business concentrating in corporate innovation and strategy consulting. Emily serves as the Logistics VP for Building Goodness in April (BGiA), a student-run nonprofit focused on improving living conditions for low-income families across Charlottesville. Emily also is involved with Cycle for Survival and Angel Tree. Upon graduation, Emily plans to hold strategic roles in health-tech, with a focus on products that elevate our well-being.