Research
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New TCE Faculty Bring Expertise, Groundbreaking Research
Capolungo’s work in modeling of materials’ mechanical performance and lifetime exposure to extreme environments contributes to the U.S. nuclear energy…
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Seed Boost
Five faculty members from TCE are leading teams that have been awarded funding by ORIED for multidisciplinary energy and environment…
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Baruah Places Second at Campus Postdoc Symposium
MAE postdoctoral researcher Sweta Baruah presented her work on advanced manufacturing at the 3rd Annual University of Tennessee Postdoc Research…
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Biomimetics Progress Gains International Attention
Sarles Speaks in Switzerland Three years ago, Andy Sarles embarked on a $4 million grant from the United States Air Force Office of Scientific Research to…
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Advancing Hydrogen Generation and Energy Storage Through Next-Generation Electrolyzers
MAE Professor Feng-Yuan Zhang and Research Assistant Professor Weitian Wang are re-engineering the proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer to its electrode core.
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TerMaath, Martinez Awarded AIAA ICME Prize for Groundbreaking Research
Associate Professor Stephanie TerMaath and B.H. Goethert Professor Marcias Martinez were part of a multi-disciplinary project that received the 2026 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME) Prize for groundbreaking…
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Kanhere Acquires Critical Analysis Tool Through Raffle Win
Assistant Professor Sagar Kanghere acquired a state-of-the-art thermal analysis tool to accelerate research in polymers and composites.
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Research Uses Machine Learning to Identify ‘Thermal Switch’
Research by Xiangyu Li and Shaodong Zhang used machine learning to help predict the thermal and mechanical properties in next-gen…
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TCE Faculty Awarded AI TechX Seed Funding
Tickle College of Engineering faculty are leading six of nine AI TechX projects, advancing AI research, workforce training, and innovation…
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Singh Leads Breakthrough in High-Performance Heat Exchanger Technology
Assistant Professor Prashant Singh’s team is revolutionizing heat exchangers with power-dense, cost-effective lattice structures for next-gen energy systems.