Department of Energy Program Funding UT-Led Alloy Research
An international research team led by assistant professor Haixuan Xu has received a US Department of Energy grant to help with work involving a key component of nuclear reactors.
Using HPC to explore competitive balance
International Science Grid This Week , an international science publication, touted the Nautilus supercomputer, managed by National Institute for Computational Sciences, and other Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) resources used in research focused on competition in the financial and insurance industries. The researchers are using the supercomputing resources to consider information frictions which are
Answers to Questions about UT’s Safety Notices Regarding Reports of Sexual Assault
What are Safety Notices? The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act requires the university to alert the campus community to certain crimes in a timely manner to aid in the prevention of similar crimes. The Clery Act calls these alerts “timely warnings.” The university calls these alerts “Safety Notices.”
UT Launches Comprehensive Leadership Development Program
The College of Business Administration is launching a comprehensive development program geared toward current organizational leaders or those with potential to be on the fast track to leadership. Registration is now open for the UT Emerging Leaders Series, which begins in January 2015. Participants take classes two days each month between January and June, which
Golden Moment: UT Space Institute Hits Key Milestone
A quiet peninsula on the shores of a rural lake in middle Tennessee might have seemed an unlikely spot to create one of the nation’s leading science facilities in 1964.