Faculty
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Who’s the Jerk? UT Students Help Computers Provide Feedback About Who’s Right, Wrong
A team of UT electrical engineering and computer science students used machine learning to predict feedback in a popular Reddit forum to identify jerks.
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Kilic and Coble Aspire to Share Mentoring Plans
The Tickle College of Engineering enjoyed a strong presence at the 2021 Aspire Summer Institute for STEM Faculty and Faculty Developers, held June 7–11 via online sessions. Associate Dean Ozlem Kilic and Associate Professor Jamie Coble presented on a planned mentoring program that would offer support for women in PhD studies who are interested in…
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Mingzhou Jin Earns John D. Tickle Professorship
Mingzhou Jin is the latest TCE faculty member to achieve the designation of John D. Tickle Professor, bestowed in honor of his exemplary scholarly research and publication record, teaching, and service record. The appointment begins August 1, with a potential renewal at five years and continued designation.
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ACE Readies for In-Person CNC Machining Training
An innovative training program from IACMI and UT teaches essential manufacturing skills to address US manufacturing workforce gap.
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UT Engineering Professor Dubbed America’s First AI Czar
Tickle College of Engineering Professor Lynne Parker is taking the lead for the US on artificial intelligence advancements as its first AI “czar”.
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Qi’s Evolving Career In Computer Vision Leads Students into the Future of CAVs Technology
The UT EcoCAR team has worked diligently towards re-engineering their 2019 Chevrolet Blazer during Year 3. The main focus for this year has been the integration of Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAVs) technology. The UTK CAVs subteam, overseen by CAVs Faculty Advisor Hairong Qi, has been integrating cameras and radar onto their vehicle.
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The Conversation: X-Ray Vision via Fast Computers, 5G, and Radar that Goes Through Walls
Imagine if rescuers could see through the debris to spot survivors under the rubble, measure their vital signs and even generate images of the victims. This is rapidly becoming possible using see-through-wall radar technology.
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UTRF Selects Four Tickle College of Engineering-Led Projects for Funding
The UT Research Foundation is funding projects from Tickle College of Engineering faculty Floyd Ostrowski, Fan Zhang, Caleb Rucker, and Ryan Ginder.
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Chad Duty to Oversee Industrial Relations for Center for Materials Processing
Chad Duty has been named the associate director for industrial relations for the Center for Materials Processing (CMP), effective April 1, 2021.
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ASEE Names Frymier Outstanding Campus Representative for 2021
Paul Frymier, associate dean for faculty affairs and engagement, was recognized as the 2021 Outstanding Campus Representative by ASEE.