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Device Aims to Reduce Hospital Expenses Related to IV Drug Use
UT faculty developed the TEL BOXX, a tamper-evident device helping hospitals prevent IV line misuse, reduce infections, and improve patient care nationwide.
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MABE Students Study in London
MABE undergrad students spent five weeks in London, England, studying thermodynamics and circuits.
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TerMaath Receives Grant for After School STEM Program
Stephanie TerMaath received a Giving Circle Grant to fund SuSTEMability, an after schoolSTEM program.
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T&T Scientific Grows into Larger Facility
T&T Scientific, founded by UT alumni, expands into a larger facility to boost pharmaceutical R&D, manufacturing, and job creation in the biotech industry.
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Hanrahan Brings Neural Experience to the Classroom
Laura Hanrahan integrates neural engineering research into the classroom, enriching student learning with cutting-edge insights and hands-on experience.
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Johnson, Dogs, Help Residents Find Closure After Hurricanes
Professor Jackie Johnson and her search dogs Gizmo and Crush were deployed to help find possible survivors trapped in the rubble or bodies of those killed by Hurricane Michael.
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Students Build Bone Fracturing Device for UT’s Body Farm
UT engineering students design bone fracturing device for UT’s Body Farm, advancing forensic research and hands-on learning in biomechanics and anthropology.
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Kihm Receives Open Education Award
Kenneth Kihm received am Open Education Award for advancing accessible, high-quality engineering education through innovative teaching and open resources.
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MABE Honors Top Students, Faculty, and Staff
MABE honored students, faculty, staff, and newest Hall of Fame member at the department’s annual Honors Award Banquet.
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UT-Led Team Working on Improved Hydrocephalus Treatment
Stephanie TerMaath’s research team develops improved hydrocephalus treatment using smart shunt technology.
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