Fred Brown’s Legacy Celebrated at Ribbon Cutting
As a UT student in the 1980s, Robert McKinney remembers how Fred Brown would show up unannounced at his dorm to make sure he was studying. Brown would even walk him to class to make sure he went.
Homeland Security Turns to UT Engineering for Nuclear Detection Help
Researchers in UT’s College of Engineering have been tied to advancements in safety and detection surrounding nuclear-related issues since the dawn of the atomic age.
Mandrus Named UT Engineering’s First Henry Endowed Professor
Mandrus, of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, was chosen for the honor because of his research, teaching, and publication record.
College of Engineering, ORNL Team Up For Manufacturing Day
The group will get a behind-the-scenes look at one of the top facilities at ORNL as part of nationwide Manufacturing Day activities.
UT Engineers Team Up to Move Analog Brain Closer to Reality
Holleman’s expertise comes in the area of analog computational circuits, which map mathematical operations onto transistors and often provide lower power consumption than the more commonly used digital circuits.
Engineering Students Help ORNL, Local Motors Print Drivable 3D Car
UT, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Local Motors, Cincinnati Incorporated, and Oak Ridge Associated Universities teamed up to print a working, drivable car over the weekend at the International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago.
The Daily Times: Colonel Carmella Lawson returns as first female to lead Air Force JROTC at William Blount
With a career that spans more than 70 countries and more than two decades, she is hoping to instill some of the leadership qualities and responsibility her time in the military taught her.
Engineering Gets $37 Million In-Kind Grant From Siemens PLM Software
The grant gives students access to the same technology used by automotive manufacturers, aerospace developers, and high-tech electronics companies.
Tickle College of Engineering Names First Woman to Endowed Professorship
Professor Hairong Qi has been named to the Gonzalez Family Endowed Professorship in the Min H. Kao Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, making her the first woman to hold an endowed professorship in the Tickle College of Engineering.
College of Engineering Names First Woman to Endowed Professorship
Professor Hairong Qi has been named to the Gonzalez Family Endowed Professorship in the Min H. Kao Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, making her the first woman to hold an endowed professorship in the College of Engineering.
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