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Eastman Committing $2 Million to UT College of Engineering
Eastman pledges $2 million over five years to the College of Engineering, funding new faculty roles, upgraded labs, and student spaces.
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AFRL Launches Hypersonic Branch at AEDC
The relationship between the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and Arnold Engineering Development Complex’s (AEDC) hypervelocity capabilities is paying dividends and leading to a more in-depth and scientifically broader collaboration. In light of the success of several joint projects, AFRL leadership has decided to extend the organization’s partnership with AEDC by establishing a new hypersonic…
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Former NASA Astronaut and UTSI Graduate Henry Hartsfield Passes Away
Former NASA astronaut and UT graduate Henry W. (Hank) Hartsfield, Jr. died July 17 after an illness. He was 80 years old. Hartsfield earned a master’s degree in engineering science from the UT Space Institute in 1971. He served as commander of space shuttle Discovery’s maiden mission and flew on three shuttle flights. After his final shuttle flight,…
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Former Alpharetta Star Dobbs Shines at Tennessee
Get insights into how the first football season went for Josh Dobbs at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
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Saah Wins First Place at Business Competition
Senior Christopher Saah secures first place in the Undergraduate Business Competition, winning a cash prize.
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Webb Receives Two Scholarships
Undergraduate student Joseph “Ben” Webb has received two scholarships to continue his education in our department.
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Dobbs Named One of 14 Smartest College Football Players
Learn more about how University of Tennessee, Knoxville quarterback Joshua Dobbs has been named one of the smartest football players.
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UT’s EcoCAR 2 Team Departs for Final Competition in Series
Students and faculty of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, were on hand Friday morning at Ayres Hall to send off UT’s EcoCAR 2 team for its final-round competitions in Milford, Michigan, and Washington, D.C., where the cars will be put through a series of tests to determine which one best meets the competition’s goals of…
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Patent Filed for Research Team Involving Custom Thermocouple Design
A research team in our department have created a custom thermocouple design as a solution to accurately measuring temperature.
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GAME Sparks Interest in Science
The Graduate Association of MABE Engineers recently went to a local elementary school to get kids interested in science.