Two faculty members in the Tickle College of Engineering have received Early Career Awards from the Department of Energy for their work in nuclear fusion and structural materials for nuclear energies, respectively.
When the US Department of Energy unveiled its newest supercomputer, Summit, at Oak Ridge National Laboratory it once again gave the country the world’s fastest computer, taking that honor back from China.
Howard Hall, the joint UT-ORNL Governor’s Chair for Global Nuclear Security, addressed some of the topics of interest between the United States and North Korea.
A faculty-directed summer program in Italy for UT engineering students has been named a finalist for a national award.
WUOT, the NPR member station licensed to UT, has won three first-place Golden Press Card awards.
Swimmers, tubers, and boaters often have the same question when they are in or around the water: what exactly is down there? UT’s Henry Goodrich Chair of Excellence Thanos Papanicolaou has helped solve that riddle by developing a way for researchers to see underwater sediment and predict its likelihood for mobility.
The US Navy has chosen a UT professor to lead one of its Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative programs.
UT is a partner in the research and development of materials and structures for reusable hypersonic vehicles to travel at speeds greater than five times the speed of sound.
A recently formed club at UT has provided students with an outlet to bring their ideas to life via a mix of traditional and cutting-edge manufacturing methods.
UT’s seventh annual Social Media Week will kick off Tuesday, February 20, and continue through Thursday, February 22.
A new program designed to help Tennessee’s community college students better navigate the transition to UT has gained $1 million in NSF support.
A team of engineering students has been selected to participate in NASA’s Student Launch project.