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Komisteks Bring Together Biomedical Engineering and Baseball
Paul Komistek will study biomedical engineering and play baseball for the Vols, following in his father’s footsteps.
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Winter Wins Boyd Venture Challenge
Lia Winter created EasyWhip, a surgical tool to improve the current graft preparation station and whip stitching needle that are used during certain orthopedic reconstruction procedure.
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Sensing a Problem
Eric Wade developed advanced sensors to detect structural weaknesses in bridges and buildings for improved safety.
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Cell Reception
MABE assistant professor Andy Sarles will soon begin new research aimed atUnderstanding and controlling which materials gain entry into living cell, which has earned him a prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER award of $540,000 over five years.
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Makers Club Helping Turn Student Ideas Into Reality
UT’s Makers Club empowers students to bring ideas to life through hands-on projects, fostering creativity, collaboration, and real-world engineering skills.
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UT Plans $129 Million, 228,000-Square- Foot Engineering, Research Facility
UT announces $129M, 228,000-sq-ft engineering research facility to drive innovation, expand labs, and support cutting-edge STEM education and collaboration.
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MABE Student Designs and Builds Own Prosthetic Hand
The University of Tennessee’s Makers Club is using 3D printing to create prosthetic limbs, with their first project benefiting engineering student and club member Riley Toll.
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TerMaath named Jessie Rogers Zeanah Faculty Fellow
Assistant Professor Stephanie TerMaath was named the inaugural Jessie Rogers Zeanah Faculty Fellow in recognition of her outstanding performance.
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TCE Introduces Kids to 3D Printing at Children’s Hospital
UT Engineering and East Tennessee Children’s Hospital bring 3D printing to pediatric patients, combining STEM education with care to inspire and uplift young minds.
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