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Chakraborty’s Startup Selected for AI Cohort

A startup company involving Associate Professor Subhadeep Chakraborty and his graduate research assistant, Ani Ramesh (co-founder), has been accepted into the fourth cohort of the Transform accelerator for data science and AI startups by the University of Chicago’s Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Data Science Institute. ASTERS is one of six startups selected…
Dickerson’s Paper Published in PNAS

Associate Professor Andrew Dickerson’s research paper on maple samaras has been published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
Distinguished Alumna Blazed Trails at UTSI

Michele Wise Wright was a trailblazer for minority students at UTSI, launching the inaugural National Society of Black Engineers chapter.
RevV Program Fosters Positive Outcomes for UT, Raptor Resins

UT and ORNL’s RevV initiative has helped aerospace firm Raptor Resins develop and characterize advanced cyanate ester resins.
Molding a New Workforce

UT and UT School of Art team up in METAL apprenticeship program to train a new generation of casting and forging professionals.
InnoCrate Will Expand Nationwide After Landing Licensing Deal

InnoCrate won the American Composites Manufacturing Association’s Award for Composites Excellence at the 2024 Composites and Advanced Materials Expo.
How Fast is a Mach 4 Field Goal? UTSI Interns Found the Answer

Phillip Kreth and student interns put a football and a baseball in a Mach 4 wind tunnel to help conceptualize hypersonic speeds.
Wang’s Conversation Article Highlights 2025 Space Exploration

Zhenbo Wang had an article published in The Conversation that looks ahead to what promises to be a groundbreaking year for space exploration.
UT and ThermoVerse Collaborate to Customize Room Temps

ThermoVerse is sponsoring two UT senior design teams to help develop a product that distributes and controls the heating and cooling in buildings.
Heath IBEP Students Help Alleviate Campus Parking Problems

Several engineering students were involved in creating the new VolPark app through their classes in the Heath Integrated Business and Engineering Program.