Research

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.
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 materials.
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 across Tennessee.
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.
Working Around the Clot

Bryan Good received an award, allowing him to create the first models of ischemic stroke incorporating clinical patient data.
Crouch Brings Innovation to Thumb Prosthetics

Dustin Crouch is developing a revolutionary new implantable prothesis for the thumb that is controlled by a patient’s own muscles.
Foundations of Flow

Mackenzie Moser will continue her research on arteriovenous malformations, a leading cause of stroke, as a PhD student in Bryan Good’s lab.
Chakraborty’s Startup Selected for AI Cohort

Asters has been accepted into the fourth cohort of the Transform accelerator for data science and AI startups by the University of Chicago.
Schmitz Reflects on First Year of $1M Gene Haas Grant

Tony Schmitz reflects on the first year of his $1M Gene Haas Foundation grant, driving innovation in manufacturing and engineering education.
Dickerson Uncovers Clues for Why Mammal Fur Doesn’t Collect Dirt

Andrew Dickerson explored why mammal fur seems resistant to getting dirty; his work was published in Journal of the Royal Society Interface.