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.
Taufer will lead an interdisciplinary team to enable greater discovery, access, and analysis of scientific data.
Eastman will invest $3 million to support research, service agreements and university-industry initiatives.
The NSF has recognized BRIDGES, co-led by UT, as a winner of the Regional Innovation Engines competition.
Media outlets across the globe turn their attention to UT’s turfgrass research for FIFA World Cup 26.
Rojas is an internationally recognized leader in sustainable materials science.
Wayde Marsh will research and write two books on rhetoric and political psychology.
Deep Jariwala is a leading scholar in quantum materials and next-generation electronic devices.
Recipients of the awards will advance their research into real-world solutions.
The honor is one of the most prestigious that a scientist can receive and recognizes extraordinary achievements.
Most Tennessee business leaders surveyed believed the chance of recession was low and were optimistic about the state’s economy.
A UT professor is advancing materials discovery with automation.