Faculty
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The Conversation: How Sensors Monitor and Measure Our Bodies and the World Around Us
Sensors are everywhere. Here’s how they turn events into words and numbers.
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Managing Chaos: Coder’s Research Aims to Better Understand Airflow
Being able to better characterize and understand ranges in which flow might occur would go a long way in improving flight performance and design. That’s the goal of new research being undertaken by Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering (MABE) Assistant Professor James Coder.
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Faber Publishes on Engineering Education in Multiple Journals
“The outcomes of this work can be used to make undergraduate research experiences more effective for student learning and development in engineering,” said Faber.
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College Partners with MSC Industrial Supply to Drive Innovation in Smart Manufacturing
The Tickle College of Engineering has partnered with MSC Industrial Supply to advance machining knowledge and techniques across the US.
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Four from College Among World’s Most Cited Researchers
Four faculty members from the Tickle College of Engineering were named to the 2021 list of world’s most cited researchers.
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Three Research Groups from College Earn R&D 100 Accolades
Tickle College of Engineering faculty Michela Taufer, Tony Schmitz, Yilu Liu, and Lin Zhu were part of research teams that were honored with R&D 100 awards.
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Kilic to Represent UT Engineering in Multiple Programs
Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs Ozlem Kilic has been chosen for two new exciting professional opportunities. She will represent UT in an upcoming Higher Education Resource Services (HERS) Institute and on the International Union of Radio Science US National Committee
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Boo in the Courtyard Boosts Campus Spirit and Chancellor’s Day of Service
The TCE community gathered on November 1 at the engineering courtyard for spirited seasonal competition as Boo in the Courtyard, the college’s annual costume contest, returned to campus. The event doubled as a collection day for items donated to the Chancellor’s Day of Service.
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UT Research Group Part of $5.6M Effort to Diversify Data Access for Science and Society
UT Professor Michela Taufer is part of a new NSF-backed research initiative being led by the University of Utah that hopes to diversify science.
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Hines to Serve Another Term as Nuclear Engineering Department Head
Wes Hines has agreed to serve another term as head of the Department of Nuclear Engineering in UT’s Tickle College of Engineering.