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Research being done to determine if surgery helps children with cerebral palsy
UT researchers use computer models to predict which children with cerebral palsy may benefit from surgery to improve mobility and balance.
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Komistek and Reinbolt honored at 2015 Chancellor’s Honors Banquet
Richard Komistek and Assistant Professor Jeffrey Reinbolt were honored at the 2015 Chancellor’s Honors Banquet.
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Sarles wins 3M Non-Tenured Faculty Award
Andy Sarles earned the 3M Non-Tenured Faculty Award for research on liquid-infused stretchable materials with tunable transport properties.
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UT Engineering Research Offers Hope for Heart Valve Patients
UT Knoxville research targets heart valve disease with innovative tissue-engineered valves to prevent calcification, aiming to improve early treatment and save lives.
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UT Engineers Make Key Finding in Cerebral Palsy Research
UT Knoxville research explores how a common surgery for cerebral palsy may impact balance, using simulations to improve outcomes for children post-surgery.
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MaryAnne Nguyen wins Best Student Paper at SMASIS
BME Ph.D. student MaryAnne Nguyen works in the Bioinspired Materials and Transduction Laboratory that is directed by MABE Assistant Professor Dr. Andy Sarles.
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UT Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering Receives $37 Million In-kind Grant from Siemens PLM Software
UT Knoxville receives $37M Siemens software grant, giving MABE students access to cutting-edge tools for EcoCAR3 hybrid vehicle design and engineering.
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Rucker and PhD student, Bryson, Receive Best Manipulation Paper Award at ICRA Conference
UT’s Rucker and PhD student Bryson win Best Manipulation Paper Award at ICRA Conference for advancing robotic manipulation and soft robotics research.
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UT Professor’s Research Into Droplets Could Lead to Breakthroughs in Detection, Clean Water
UT Knoxville research enables stable droplet networks on oil-coated surfaces, paving the way for fog water harvesting, sensors, and bio-inspired energy systems.
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UT Institute of Biomedical Engineering Hosts Cross-Discipline Symposium
UT’s Institute of Biomedical Engineering hosts cross-discipline symposium, uniting experts to advance research in healthcare, biomaterials, and medical devices.