As the world turns its attention to the moon, every mission – whether triumph or setback – brings humanity closer to a permanent return to our closest celestial neighbor.
High-performance computing is more than just fast computers. It’s the foundation of scientific discovery, economic growth and national security.
Researchers don’t know as much about the long-term safety and durability of reclaimed asphalt pavement as they do about new pavement.
Noncontact health monitoring has the potential to be more comfortable and easier to use than traditional methods, particularly for people looking to monitor their vital signs at home.
At the celebration, guests had the opportunity to explore exhibits showcasing successful research projects. Experts from Volkswagen and UT were on hand to highlight innovative technologies such as recycled composites, paper-based composites and high-speed wireless charging.
UT’s METAL bootcamp helps train the next generation of innovators in casting and forging.
Maple samaras’ unique design and spinning movement can teach physicists about seed dispersal patterns and even engineering new types of flying vehicles.
Winning UT faculty will receive $50,000 each to support their entrepreneurial research.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has been awarded a $20 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy for nuclear fusion research.
Aerospace expert explains planned space missions for 2025.
UT researchers will use a $17.8 million grant to create a wind tunnel that can mimic the conditions of hypersonic flight — speeds above five times the speed of sound.
Professors Sergei Kalinin and Chuck Melcher have been named NAI Fellows.