Dustin Gilbert’s research team publishes in Advanced Materials about discoveries in dynamic magnetic fractal networks.
The new Center for Advanced Materials and Manufacturing (CAMM) will receive $18 million in National Science Foundation (NSF) funding to develop sophisticated artificial intelligence and computational tools for quantum materials and materials for extreme environments.
A duo of Tickle College of Engineering researchers is among 28 collaborative academic teams chosen by the Department of Defense […]
By David Goddard. Photography by Randall Brown. One of the biggest areas being studied by scientists in relation to climate […]
In the outskirts of the Rocky Mountains critical materials researchers gathered to discuss ongoing research across the US Department of […]
First Place – Matthew Valderrama, Max Camp, Christopher Webb, Charlotte Buchanan – Restoration of Musical Organs: Analysis of Rubber Cloth and Other […]
UT Center for Materials Processing and the Oak Ridge Chapter of ASM sponsored their annual research poster competition.
An interdisciplinary team literally spanning the University of Tennessee, from the Materials Science & Engineering department in Ferris Hall on […]
“Multiscale Structural Characterization of a Smectic Liquid Crystalline Elastomer upon Mechanical Deformation Using Neutron Scattering” The cover was created by […]
By: Tickle College Link to original article Having your research cited in work by others is one of the highest […]
