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Pilot Projects presents the stories and the people behind the inspirational and world-changing work done by students, faculty, and staff at the University of Virginia. These passionate people made pitches to the Jefferson Trust, an organization that “makes grants to innovative ideas that enrich the University of Virginia and the student experience,” and have received the support they needed to grow their great ideas into groundbreaking and impactful realities for the community at UVA and the globe. Presented by the UVA Library Sound on Grounds team, Pilot Projects invites you to engage with the passion and people of Pilot Projects.
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UVA students interested in working on research with the Dark Matter Radio Telescope should email Professor Brad Johnson at bradley.johnson@virginia.edu
The Jefferson Trust makes grants to innovative ideas that enrich the University of Virginia and the student experience. Any student…
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Pilot Projects is a Sound on Grounds podcast, produced with support from the Jefferson Trust. This episode was recorded by Sara Bastianelli and audio-engineered by Dalanda Diallo in the Robertson Media Center Audio Studio. The Pilot Projects show cover was designed by UVA alum Carina…
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Learn more about the Bits and Bytes course at https://vampiregames.org/
Here’s the UVA Today article mentioned in the episode: https://news.virginia.edu/content/class-dark-shadows-course-makes-game-creating-monsters
Play some of the student-created games for free online at https://u…
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Scientific discovery relies on trust, trust in data, in peers, and in the systems that vet and publish research. But what happens when that trust breaks down?
This episode of Pilot Projects explores the alarming rise of academic fraud, and the consequences these practices have for …
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This episode of Pilot Projects spotlights the Civil Discourse Initiative (CDI) at the University of Virginia, a student-led organization creating space for honest, good-faith political dialogue. With support from the Jefferson Trust, CDI hosts the “This Is (Not) a Debate” series—even…
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Physical therapy and exercise coaching are commonly prescribed medical interventions and have long-lasting benefits for injury prevention and recovery and long-term health. However, accessing these interventions can be cost-prohibitive. The Fried Center for the Advancement of Potenti…
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What happens when students, faculty, and community leaders use data to reimagine justice—one spreadsheet, one policy, and one partnership at a time?
This episode of Pilot Projects explores the Criminal Justice Data Training Initiative (CJDTI) at the University of Virginia's School o…
Become A Problem Solver, or BAPS at UVA, seeks to make your group projects a little easier. Katie Fidler, executive director and founder, talks to Sara Bastianelli about how her systems engineering major inspired her to create a service organization that helped other service organizations optimize …
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Have you ever wondered why UVA is so beautiful, beyond being designed by Thomas Jefferson, who believed architecture itself could serve as a teaching tool?
This episode takes listeners behind the scenes of the University of Virginia’s Office of the Architect, where a lead landscape ar…
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There are many benefits to having plants in workspaces: they can improve productivity, boost your mood, and generally make you and your workspace feel better. On this episode of Pilot Projects, University of Virginia undergraduate student Katherine Kearney describes her Jefferson Tru…
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