Researchers in the Tickle College of Engineering are working on several projects with the Department of Defense making an impact on our national security.
Janis Terpenny, new dean of the Tickle College of Engineering, presents her vision for the college which includes finding, providing, and developing new opportunities.
When it became certain the coronavirus would force university activity to go remote, many faculty, staff, and students stepped up to help.
Professor Rupy Sawhney is creating a systems approach that puts engineering for the human experience first.
UT faculty members Orlando Rios and David Harper are working with Emrgy, Inc., as key members of the team transforming hyrdoelectric power.
Four students from the Tickle College of Engineering were selected by the National Science Foundation for Graduate Research Fellowships.
The college’s inaugural Senior Design Showcase hosted more than 125 teams from all disciplines, revealing the impactful work our seniors are doing.
Faculty and staff have received a front row view of the construction progress made with the New Engineering Complex set to open in 2021.
Mahsid Ahmadi, assistant professor of materials science and engineering, is working with ORNL to use advanced scanning probe microscopy to map the behavior of perovskites.
Corey Vereen (BS/CS, ’17) went from Neyland Stadium, to Foxborough, to coding for a health and fitness company—finding success at every stop.
Tom Wood built a career on the philosophy that if you treat people right, the company will run right while turning around chemical plants in the process.
The Tickle College of Engineering has played a key role throughout the university’s 225 years of history. Here’s a closer look at that legacy.