The Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering announced this year’s winners of the department awards on April 22.
MABE student Jared Carnes has been selected for a Vertical Flight Foundation (VFF) scholarship, one of the most prestigious scholarships within the vertical lift and rotorcraft community.
Advanced manufacturing has rapidly gone from a concept developed and practiced mainly in research centers to establishing itself as a major influence on industry
The Department of Defense (DOD) has chosen UTSI for a $500,000, 12-month award to help increase the speed at which hypersonic-related technology is developed and implemented
Nine graduating seniors and graduate students in the department have received a Volunteer of Distinction Award from the Office of the Provost.
Several members of the department received college awards including Brett Compton, Dustin Crouch, Richard Komistek, Caleb Rucker, and Uday Vaidya.
MABE alumna Karen E. Jackson is co-author of a new book that investigates the design and implementation of effective crashworthy composite structures.

Ragini Acharya brings a wealth of academic and industry experience in hypersonics to her role at UTSI, where she joined in August of 2020.
Peng Zhao joined the department as an associate professor of mechanical engineering and is located at the UT Space Institute in Tullahoma.
Ringley marked 2020 by earning his bachelor’s degree, starting graduate school, and building a world-record-setting engine, to name a few.
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