Engineering Students Get Close-Up View of German Industry
For a group of students from the College of Engineering those talks will include discussing a trip to Germany, a trip that was anything but a vacation.
Three Engineering Professors on “World’s Most Influential” List
Since having your work recognized by your peers has long been considered a top honor for those in higher education, a trio of College of Engineering professors recently became academic all-stars.
Power Play: Mandrus Helping Shape Future of Modern World
Mandrus, of the College of Engineering’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering, recently was chosen by the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation as a Moore Synthesis Investigator, a highly selective honor that carries with it $1.7 million in funding.
UT’s Rawn Earns Top Honor in Field of Materials Science
“I’m thrilled,” said Rawn, a faculty member of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. “To join the other colleagues of mine in the department who have been made fellows is a tremendous honor.”
Endowment Backs UT’s Focus on Energy; Could Mean Millions in Funding
The Gibson Endowed Chair in Engineering has been created with the specific goal of expanding research into environmentally friendly, sustainable energy, with Stephen Paddison, professor and Ferguson Fellow in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, named as the first chair.
Townsend Honored at American Nuclear Society Meeting
Townsend, the Robert M. Condra Professor of Nuclear Engineering, received the Professional Achievement Award he won in 2013 for research activities including extensive publications in radiation protection dosimetry and particle transport methods related to space radiation environments.
Engineering in London
J.J. Thomson announced the discovery of the electron in his 1897 lecture in this room. The Christmas Lecture program, begun by Michael Faraday and continuing through today, is the oldest continuous science education program for young people.
Filling Up Could Cost Less Thanks to UT-ORNL Breakthrough
“We can help wallets and help profits at the same time,” said Michael Hu, a joint faculty member of the College of Engineering’s Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and ORNL.
Trees: Nature’s Water Filter? UT Study Hopes to Prove So
The project, “Storm Water Goes Green: Investigating the Benefit and Health of Urban Trees in Green Infrastructure Installations,” is a multidisciplinary effort coordinated with North Carolina State University to study the impact of trees on storm water management.
UT’s Penumadu and Woracek Publish on New Research
Their research has just been published in the journal Advanced Materials. Their article is available for early view at here. It will be featured on the cover. This new characterization technique applicable for advanced and natural materials will have a major immediate impact in developing super-elastic and shape memory alloys which are having notable medical applications also.
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