
Jindong Tan’s Guide Glass wearable tech enhances accessibility for the visually impaired, with potential to transform navigation, independence, and quality of life.
Students from across Tennessee explore engineering through hands-on activities and demos at UT’s Engineers Day, inspiring future careers in STEM fields.
The UT Board of Trustees voted today to name the College of Engineering for distinguished alumnus John D. Tickle. It marks the second time in the campus’s 222-year history that a college has been named for an alumnus and benefactor. Tickle, a 1965 industrial engineering graduate from Bristol, Tennessee, is chairman of the Strongwell Corporation.“My goal is for the University…
UT Engineering Expo draws record student and corporate turnout, connecting future engineers with top employers for internships, co-ops, and career opportunities.
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.
Thirty-seven teams of seniors showed off the projects they have been working on at this year’s Senior Design expo.
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.
MABE students Jenny Patel and Madeline Stanbridge received first place and overall gold at the 2016 Exhibition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement (EUReCA).

The department welcomed three distinguished alumni into its Hall of Fame: Joel Bailey, Howard Chambers, and Kimberly Greene.
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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