Professor Rethinks Diabetes Treatment with New Sensors
A new technology may change the way patients with diabetes monitor their glucose levels, thanks to sensors being developed by a UT professor.
Three Colleges Participate in Advanced Vehicle Technology Competition
Three UT colleges have been chosen to participate in the EcoCAR Mobility Challenge, an Advanced Vehicle Technology Competition.
Microgrids Explained: Keeping the Power On During Storms
Microgrids can be thought of as small-scale power stations, connected to one another in a way that mimics our current power grids.
Summit the New Standard for High-Speed Computing
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.
Dongarra Discusses Next Wave of Supercomputers with Nature
Dongarra spoke with Nature about the limitations, prospects, and latest developments in supercomputing.
UT’s Icove Discusses Fire Invesitigations with ‘Speaking of Fire’
David Icove discusses fire investigations and how he became involved in the field.
Dongarra Discusses Supercomputing, U.S. Fall Out of Top Three
For only the second time, the US doesn’t have a computer in the top 3.
Icove Trains Israeli Forensic Teams
Tickle College of Engineering professor David Icove recently returned from Israel, where he helped train officials in forensic investigations.
Air Force Promotes Grad to Four-Star General, Head of Air Combat Command
A UT alumnus and Knoxville native is set to assume one of the highest offices in the United States armed forces: US Air Force Lieutenant General Mike Holmes, a 1981 electrical engineering graduate, has been promoted to four-star general and assumes leadership of the Air Force’s Air Combat Command.
Engineer Using Big Data to Help Solve Cold Cases
A national nonprofit group that includes David Icove, UL Professor of Practice in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, has found a new use for “big data”: crime solving.
UT to Host Area Teens for Girls’ Engineering Camp
Girls from eighth grade through high school are invited to attend a free full-day event February 25 featuring various types of engineering, thanks to a student group in UT’s Tickle College of Engineering.
National Academy of Engineering Adds Pioneering UT Professor as Member
For the second year in a row, the prestigious National Academy of Engineering has elected a researcher affiliated with UT to its ranks. Professor Emeritus Bimal Bose was selected for the class of 2017.