Construction on the new engineering complex which will be the future home of the Department of Nuclear Engineering and freshman engineering programs has continued throughout the fall semester.
By incorporating Jayne Wu and Shigetoshi Eda’s AiCAP sensor, a new device from CFD Research can reliably diagnose complex diseases like PTSD with a single test.
Professor of Physics and Materials Science Alan Tennant and Professor of Materials Science Claudia Rawn serve the new center, CAMM.
50 years since its inception, the Engineering Diversity Program has a new name that honors long-time UT supporter and alumnus, Dwight Hutchins.
When it became certain the coronavirus would force university activity to go remote, many faculty, staff, and students stepped up to help.
Andy Sarles, associate professor of mechanical, aerospace, and biomedical engineering, is working as part of a Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) on using neuromorphic computing in autonomous vehicles.
The new engineering complex has gone from concept to a beautiful structure and now has a name—the Zeanah Engineering Complex.
The University of Tennessee led a groundbreaking demonstration that showcased Army soldiers with no previous additive manufacturing experience printing and repairing a part for a Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
A group of students from the Integrated Engineering Design program worked on a senior project to provide internet connection to rural communities.
In an effort to advanced 5G research, the AT&T 5G Lab at UT Research Park at Cherokee Farm was recently dedicated during a ceremonial ribbon cutting.
The Center for Materials Processing is teaming up with ARC Automotive to give both groups the opportunity to explore new growth opportunities.
Wayne T. Davis came to the University of Tennessee as a graduate student in 1971 and retired nearly fifty years later from the university's top position.