Qiang He and Shuai Li have paired their expertise to pursue a unique and novel strategy—disease-resistant buildings resilient to pathogen transmission.
Ozlem Kilic, Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs, joined the college in July and has since introduced herself to the college and the university.
50 years since its inception, the Engineering Diversity Program has a new name that honors long-time UT supporter and alumnus, Dwight Hutchins.
Three students from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering were selected as recipients of Goldwater Scholarships.
WomEngineers Day brought together students, speakers, and invited guests for a day designed to help engineering students navigate leadership, inclusion, and work-life balance.
Researchers in the college are working on several projects including EV batteries, polyolefin, atrial fibrillation, and additive manufacturing.
As a picture emerged for how the COVID-19 pandemic could impact the world well beyond the spring 2020 semester, TCE students and faculty stepped up to limit the effect of the virus’ effect.
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the students, faculty, and staff were able to adapt to finish the semester, showing the resilience of the Volunteer spirit.
Nicholas Wierschem, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, is looking at the resonance in the world around us to make buildings safer.
John Schwartz and civil and environmental engineering graduate students are taking adventurous steps to ensure the quality of our water and air is in check.
Faculty from the Tickle College of Engineering are leading research into remote monitoring of vital signs, breakthroughs in nuclear alloys, and classroom safety.