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A Blast from the Past: Photos from 1968
Check out photos from the 1968 football season shared by mechanical engineering alumnus George Herndon.
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Vols in Space
The University of Tennessee Space Institute has helped nurture the careers of ten astronauts thanks to degree offerings ranging from aviation systems to flight testing. Although UTSI is located in Tullahoma, Tennessee, it is technically part of the College of Engineering in Knoxville. One particular astronaut took advantage of UTSI’s distance learning opportunities before giving…
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Emma Betters: Advancing Machining and Revitalizing Industry
Emma Bettters was profiled by ORNL for her role in helping to produce N95 fabric material for thousands of face masks.
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UTSI Chosen as Part of Key Department of Defense Hypersonics Push
The Department of Defense (DOD) has chosen UTSI for a $500,000 award for research into hypersonic-related technology development and implementation.
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Copenhaver Receives ASPE Scholarship
Graduate Research Assistant Ryan Copenhaver is a recipient of the American Society for Precision Engineering (ASPE) Student Scholarship. The scholarship includes a monetary gift, free registration to ASPE’s Virtual 35th Annual Meeting later this month, and free registration for four tutorials offered during the meeting. Copenhaver is a member of the Machine Tool Research Center…
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MABE Alumni Help NASA/SpaceX Take Off for Historic Collaboration
Several UT alumni were part of the team that helped astronauts launch from American soil for the first time in nine years/
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I Want to be an Astronaut
Camille Bergin always wanted to be an astronaut and pursued that dream to the Kennedy Space Center and Artemis-2 vehicle team.
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Sanjaya Takes Flight with Aerospace Inspiration
Davina Sanjaya joined the faculty of the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering as an expert in computational fluid dynamics.
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Curiouser and Curiouser, Jim Conklin’s Lifelong Pursuit
Alumnus Jim Conklin’s many interests and exciting career paths united in an insatiable interest in the world and how it works.
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UT Automotive Design Research Enabled by Caresoft Global’s Multimillion Dollar Technology
Students will be able to view some of the latest, cutting-edge vehicles from exterior to rivets in virtual reality using Caresoft Global software.
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