UT’s Innovation South unites students, faculty, and industry in a cutting-edge facility advancing composites manufacturing, research, and workforce training.
Associate Professor Phillip Kreth and a team of student interns put a football and a baseball in a Mach 4 wind tunnel to help the general public conceptualize hypersonic speeds.
UT Helps Develop Y-12 Optimization Tool Y-12 maintains the safety, security, and effectiveness of the U.S. nuclear weapons stockpile, and...
Turning Wood Waste into Metal Alternative Imagine if all the wood waste left over from home construction zones, furniture manufacturing,...
Group Led by Zinkle Awarded $20M in Fusion Innovation Funding UT-ORNL Governor’s Chair for Nuclear Materials and Professor Steven Zinkle...
The state of Tennessee has been selected for the federal government’s new State Manufacturing Leadership Program, and the University of Tennessee’s Institute for a Secure & Sustainable Environment (ISSE) is a partner.
UT honors alumna Deborah Brown by renaming its SEA Program after her, celebrating her legacy of mentorship, engineering excellence, and philanthropy.
With Nature Article and $4M Grant, Schuman Advances Community-Level Neuromorphic Computing By Rhiannon Potkey. Photography by Shawn Poynter. Computers are...
AI leader Lynne Parker wins 2025 Dougherty Award for her pioneering work in robotics, leadership at UT, and lasting impact on engineering and innovation.
UT engineering students aid Turkey Creek restoration, gaining real-world experience while improving Knoxville’s water quality through hands-on watershed work.
UT’s METAL program trains casting and forging professionals through bootcamps and a unique collaboration with the School of Art, tackling a critical U.S. industrial workforce shortage.
UTSI has secured a $17.8M grant to build a wind tunnel that reduces the time and cost of testing new thermal protection system materials for hypersonic vehicles.