Nanotechweb Profiles Research Led by UT’s Kalyanaraman
UT’s Ramki Kalyanaraman spoke to a leading journal about a breakthrough in thin films.
UT-ORNL Breakthrough Aims to Improve Tech Gadgets, TVs
Phones, tablets, computers, and even televisions use touchscreen technology, which relies on substances that contain rare and costly elements. Now, thanks to a breakthrough led by UT’s College of Engineering and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, that problem could soon be in the past.
Discovery by UT Engineers Makes Invisibility Tantalizingly Close
The phrase “cloaked in secrecy” can often be used to describe research projects, but thanks to breakthroughs in the College of Engineering, optical cloaking is no longer just the domain of science fiction.
Engineering Professors Earn Honorable Mention in “Create the Future” Competition
Two College of Engineering faculty members have received an honorable mention for their entry in the 2013 “Create the Future” sustainable-technology design contest. Their patent-pending design is for an ultra-light, high-efficiency solar fiber, with the aim of creating fabric and clothing that would convert light into energy.
Engineering Professors Enter “Create the Future” Design Contest
Imagine a material that could make most everything around you more energy efficient. Its development is underway at UT. Ramki Kalyanaraman and Gerd Duscher, associate professors in the Department of Materials Science are designing an ultra-light, high-efficiency solar fiber with the aim of creating fabric and clothing that would convert light into energy. Metal filaments