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Crouch Receives Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation Engineering Research Career Development Award
Dustin Crouch was selected as a scholar for The Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation Engineering Research Career Development Program
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UT/IACMI Beam Team Collaborate on Composites for Friendship Bell Park
Uday Vaidya and his team of UT students created the carbon fiber composite beams for the new Friendship Bell Peace Pavilion in Oak Ridge. The team produced the beams over a period of three months from a concept that utilized several manufacturing technologies, including overbraiding carbon fiber and vacuum infusion molding. Vaidya is the UT/ORNL…
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UTSI 2018 Summer Research Intern Program Concludes
UTSI hosted their Summer Research Intern Program where students performed research, presented their findings, and wrote reports.
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Going Full Throttle
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a plane traveling at hypersonic speed! Anyone familiar with the fictional exploits of Superman knows that part of his super powers is that he is “faster than a speeding bullet.” Thanks to research being done in part by the University of Tennessee’s John Schmisseur, it will soon be…
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Croswell and Van Hooser Join MABE Hall of Fame
Bennett Croswell and Katherine Van Hooser have been inducted into our department’s distinguished Hall of Fame.
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Lipscomb Academy visits UTSI
Lipscomb Academy students explored ceramics and glass tech as part of the Glass MATE program promoting careers in materials science.
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Flandro Announced as 2018 Distinguished Alumni
Gary Flandro is the recipient of the California University of Technology Distinguished Alumni Award for 2018.
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MABE Honors Top Students and Faculty at Banquet
At our annual awards banquet, our top students and faculty members were honored for their exceptional contributions.
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Former NASA Astronaut Seddon Mural Dedication and Lecture
Surgeon Rhea Seddon visited UTSI for a mural dedication depicting her performing a cardiovascular experiment in space.
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UTSI Visits Local Schools For Ceramics and Glass Technology Demonstrations
The Glass MATE program brings ceramic and glass science demos to local schools to inspire students to explore careers in materials science.
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