UT Researchers in Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science Receive NSF Early Career Awards
The winners will advance research in pharmaceutical drug design, phishing detectors and quantum technology.
The winners will advance research in pharmaceutical drug design, phishing detectors and quantum technology.
Most Tennessee business leaders think the state’s economy has a better outlook than the national economy over the next year.
UT is part of an NSF Engines proposal that has advanced to the final stage of competition.
UT and UTMC celebrated the opening of the Center for Precision Health Sept. 3.
Engineering faculty are developing new manufacturing capabilities for the U.S. Navy.
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.
UT researchers are using artificial intelligence to stage breast cancer diagnoses more quickly.
Chancellor Donde Plowman shared with the UT Board of Trustees a vision for research and enrollment growth at the flagship university. The board approved a zero tuition increase, new academic programs and real estate agreements.
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.
The FIFA World Cup 26 pitch management team launched a five-year research and development project with UT and Michigan State University. The initiative — now expanded to include the first-ever FIFA Club World Cup — aims to produce perfect playing surfaces, ensuring consistency and top performance for players regardless of climate or stadium type.
UT’s expertise in next-generation materials and manufacturing will advance national security imperatives.