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UT Engineering Expo Sees Record Student, Corporate Turnout
UT Engineering Expo draws record student and corporate turnout, connecting future engineers with top employers for internships, co-ops, and career opportunities.
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UT-Developed Wearable Sensors Could Improve Treatment for Motor-Skill Impairments
Eric Wade and his team developed wearable sensors to enhance treatment for motor skill impairments, offering real-time data to improve therapy and patient outcomes.
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MABE Holds First Annual Senior Design Expo
Thirty-seven teams of seniors showed off the projects they have been working on at this year’s Senior Design expo.
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T&T Scientific Awarded $12,000 in Boyd Venture Challenge
T&T Scientific, a company founded by recent MABE doctoral graduates Nima Tamaddoni and Graham Taylor, was one of three startup companies to receive the spring 2016 Boyd Venture Challenge.
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MABE Students Win First Place and Overall Gold at EUReCA Event
MABE students Jenny Patel and Madeline Stanbridge received first place and overall gold at the 2016 Exhibition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement (EUReCA).
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Three New Members Added to MABE Hall of Fame
The department welcomed three distinguished alumni into its Hall of Fame: Joel Bailey, Howard Chambers, and Kimberly Greene.
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MABE Invites Campus to Attend Senior Design Expo
The Department will host its first senior design expo at Thompson-Boling Arena on April 21, and it is inviting the campus community to atten
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Forbes Ranks UT in Top 20 Places to Work in Higher Education
Forbes ranks the University of Tennessee among the top 20 best places to work in higher education, recognizing UT’s culture, benefits, and employee satisfaction.
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TerMaath Attends 2015 US Frontiers of Engineering Symposium
Stephanie TerMaath attended the 2015 US Frontiers of Engineering Symposium which brings together engineers from academia, industry, government and a variety of engineering disciplines.
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Robotic fluoroscope is being used in clinical studies of knee replacement patients
MABE professors Richard Komistek and Bill Hamel and their graduate students are using a robotic fluoroscope to obtain new insight into the design and post-operative results of artificial joint replacements, a growing and important area of health care.