VFL Darwin Walker Knows How to Engineer Success
The decision to transfer to UT set Darwin Walker on a path to two very successful careers and to achieving his goals twice over.
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.
Microgrids Hold the Key to Keeping Power Flowing After Disasters
Microgrid technology now being refined will make it less likely for power to go off and, if it does, allow it to be restored much quicker.
Professors Receive CAREER Awards from National Science Foundation
Sharani Roy and Sarah Lebeis will join the exclusive group of College of Arts and Sciences faculty to be honored with a National Science Foundation CAREER award.
Experts Available to Speak About Hurricane Florence
Hurricane Florence, a Category 4 storm, is expected to make landfall on the East Coast in the coming days.
UT 52nd in 2019 U.S. News and World Report Rankings
UT Knoxville ranks 52nd among all public universities and 115th nationally, according to the 2019 U.S. News and World Report undergraduate rankings. The Tickle College of Engineering rose to 33rd among all public universities.
4 Questions with David Clarke: Railways’ Sustainable Future
David Clarke says that when we think about sustainable transportation, we can look to railways for a path forward.
NSF Funds Project to Help UT Recruit, Retain Female Faculty in STEM
Veerle Keppens is leading a project that will help UT recruit and retain women faculty in science, engineering, and technology fields and make life and work better for all UT employees.
Parker Taking New Role at Office of Science and Technology Policy
Lynne Parker is stepping down as interim dean of the Tickle College of Engineering to serve as assistant director for artificial intelligence for the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Engineering Services Facility Construction Results in Pedestrian Detours
With work underway on the new engineering complex east of Neyland Stadium, pedestrians will find detours to guide them around the site.
Engineering Professors Receive Department of Energy Early Career Awards
Two faculty members in the Tickle College of Engineering have received Early Career Awards from the Department of Energy for their work in nuclear fusion and structural materials for nuclear energies, respectively.
Professor Developing Device to Administer Cancer Drug
A new device under development by a nuclear engineering professor will allow doctors to dispense accurate dosages of a drug made with actinium-225.