Leading Researchers Join UT To Expand Impact and Innovation
Eight faculty members will join UT to advance groundbreaking research that will impact Tennessee and the nation.
Eight faculty members will join UT to advance groundbreaking research that will impact Tennessee and the nation.
Carolyn Anderson, an internationally recognized radiopharmaceutical researcher, has been named a UT-Oak Ridge National Laboratory Governor’s Chair.
Andrew Monteith studies the impact of fever and localized heating on the human body.
Recipients of the awards will advance their research into real-world solutions.
The winners will advance research in pharmaceutical drug design, phishing detectors and quantum technology.
UT and UTMC celebrated the opening of the Center for Precision Health Sept. 3.
Researchers in the Tickle College of Engineering and UT Institute of Agriculture are partnering with technology development firm CFD Research Corporation to create a groundbreaking device to diagnose PTSD.
Faculty will use this year’s Fulbright awards to study, teach and conduct research around the world.
UT researchers are using artificial intelligence to stage breast cancer diagnoses more quickly.
Tennessee Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart McWhorter visited UT to learn how its research benefits the state.
Rachel Patton McCord researches how diseases like cancer change human chromosome structure.
AAAS Fellows are elected by peers in recognition of their extraordinary achievements.