UT Research Park Breaks Ground on Innovation South
The facility will conduct research and training in advanced manufacturing.
New Institute for Advanced Materials and Manufacturing
UT announces the launch of the Institute for Advanced Materials and Manufacturing. The institute represents UT’s increasingly interdisciplinary approach to tackling real-world problems for the benefit of Tennesseans and beyond.
Seven Faculty Members Honored as AAAS Fellows
Seven UT faculty members were elected 2021 Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Four Faculty Members Named 2021 Chancellor’s Professors
Ted Stank, Kevin Tomsovic, Robert Trigiano, Penny White named UT Chancellor’s Professors.
Campus Investments Improve UT Experience
Completed projects include a new dining facility and engineering complex; others continue.
The Conversation: Freezer Burn Is a Serious Problem; Preventing Ice Recrystallization May Alleviate It
Scientists are looking for safe new ways to prevent ice from damaging food in frozen storage, which costs consumers billions of dollars a year in wasted food.
The Conversation: The Invasive Spotted Lanternfly is Spreading across the Eastern US–Here’s What You Need to Know
Frank A. Hale discusses the spread of the spotted lanternfly and the dangers that it poses to the US environment.
UTIA Celebrates 100 Years of Morgan Hall
The UT Institute of Agriculture took a peek into a time capsule from 1919 during the centennial celebration.
Students Launch Floating Wetlands at Third Creek
A student capstone project emphasizes a larger campus and community initiative.
Conference to Discuss How Hemp and CBD Can Impact Animal Health
Scientists from across the nation will discuss the impacts of hemp-based products on animal health at a UTIA-hosted conference.
On Valentine’s Day, Thank a No-See-Um
As a professor of entomology and plant pathology at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, DeWayne Shoemaker knows where the magic of Valentine’s Day chocolate boxes truly begins.
Spring Semester Kicks Off with Progress on Campus Construction Projects
With the new year now under way, a variety of new and continuing construction projects will greet University of Tennessee, Knoxville, faculty, staff, and students returning to campus for the spring semester. Classes begin Wednesday, January 20.