Keppens Named Department of Materials Science and Engineering Head
Veerle Keppens has been named the permanent head of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
UT Materials Science Gets ‘Lift’ From Columbus McKinnon
A donated lift machine will help the Department of Materials Science and Engineering conduct research more effectively.
Nature Materials Features High-End Research Aided by UT Crystals
UT’s Jiaqiang Yan aided in a breakthrough that could greatly impact electronics.
Chemistry World Talks to Keffer on Modeling
A new process for measuring water density was highlighted, with a word of caution from UT’s Keffer.
Keppens Takes Over as Head of Joint Institute of Advanced Materials
The UT and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Joint Institute for Advanced Materials has named Veerle Keppens as its new director.
Engineering Camp Will Give Students Chance to Play CSI
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering is hosting a CSI-style camp.
Scintillation Materials Research Center Celebrates 10th Anniversary
The Scintillation Materials Research Center in UT’s College of Engineering celebrated its first decade recently.
ORNL, UT Team Up on Breakthrough That Could Aid Quantum Computing
A breakthrough between ORNL and UT could lead to a giant leap in computing.
Nanotechweb Profiles Research Led by UT’s Kalyanaraman
UT’s Ramki Kalyanaraman spoke to a leading journal about a breakthrough in thin films.
High School Students Team with UT, ORNL to Produce New Type of Nail
UT and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have once again teamed up on a breakthrough technology—this time with a research idea inspired by a pair of high school students.
Going the Extra Mile: College of Engineering Spotlights Irick, Melcher
Butch Irick, a research assistant professor of mechanical engineering, has been in the driver’s seat as hybrid vehicle technology has moved from experimental to commonplace. Chuck Melcher, director of the Scintillation Materials Research Center, is conducting research that has applications in fighting both terrorism and cancer.
Engineering Departments Named Key Players in $30 Million Consortium
UT’s study of nuclear engineering and scintillation materials got a significant boost with a research group being named a major player in a $30 million consortium sponsored by the US Department of Energy.