Dayakar Penumadu, Tony Schmitz, and Kevin Heaslip appeared on three separate episodes of Science Minute with Hallerin Hilton Hill.
Penumadu, Schmitz, Heaslip Make Appearances on Science Minute with Hallerin Hilton Hill
Schmitz Article on Workforce Development in The Conversation Gains Wide Coverage
UT MABE Professor Tony Schmitz addressed the need for the US to boost its skilled manufacturing workforce, particularly to meet national security demands.
Advincula Named Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry
UT-ORNL Governor’s Chair Rigoberto Advincula has been named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Media Outlets Speak to Casali, Donovan About Fusion Breakthrough
UT nuclear engineering faculty members Livia Casali and David Donovan spoke to the media about a major breakthrough in fusion.
American Nuclear Society Honors Zinkle with Seaborg Medal
UT nuclear engineering professor and Governor’s Chair Steve Zinkle has been awarded the Seaborg Medal by the American Nuclear Society.
Jimmy V Foundation to Highlight Pair of Cancer-Fighting Research Projects by Barker, Chaple
UT assistant professors Libby Barker and Ivis Chaple will have their individual cancer-related research featured on ESPN during an upcoming Lady Vols game.
Several From College Make Stanford List of Top 2 Percent Cited in World
The college had 75 current or former researchers make Stanford University’s list of the top 2 percent most cited in the world.
Boulet Serving as Interim Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs
J.A.M. “Toby” Boulet is coming out of retirement to serve as interim associate dean for academic and student affairs for the Tickle College of Engineering.
Satellites Get a Boost
UTSI researchers have received funding from the United States Space Force to advance their micro-propulsion powered satellites.
Engineering Equity
Chien-fei Chen’s work emphasizes the social impacts of technology. This fall she has two NSF grants promoting equity in electrical service and urban navigation.