In The News
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First UT-Designed Donation Box Installed in Smokies
The first donation box designed by a Tickle College of Engineering Senior Design team has been installed in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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News Sentinel: Knoxville air quality ranks among nation’s worst as rest of Tennessee air improves
Joshua Fu, a professor in civil and environmental engineering, recently spoke with the News Sentinel about air quality in East Tennessee.
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HPC Wire: ASC19 Wrapped Up with 20 Teams Taking Home Top Honors
Jack Dongarra, Distinguished Professor in the Min H. Kao Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, spoke at ASC19.
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HPCwire: A look inside the White House AI Initiative
Lynne Parker was recently interviewed by Michela Taufer, Dongarra Professor in EECS, for HPCwire.
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Greene Featured in Southern Automotive Alliance
David Greene was featured in a recent article on the future of electric vehicles (EV) by Southern Automotive Alliance.
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HPCwire: Interview with 2019 Person to Watch Michela Taufer
HPCwire interviewed Michela Taufer as part of their ongoing People to Watch focus series.
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Giving a Helping Hand to the Hospital
A team of students from the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering are working with Fort Sanders Regional Hospital to improve patient care.
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In the News: Engineering Students Examine Natchez Trace Bridge, Seeking Solutions to Suicide Crisis2
As part of their capstone project, a group of UT engineering students are designing a barrier that could be installed as a safety measure on the bridge.
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In The News: Tickle Approved as UT Advisory Board Chair
The advisory board for the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, met for the first time on January 11 to elect a chair and set meeting dates for the upcoming year. The board will advise the chancellor and create communications related to the budget, tuition, and other campus policies. John Tickle, UT alumnus and Strongwell Corporation founder, was…
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In the News: TCE Hosts Future Cities Competition
“Future City was designed as an after-school program, so I was pleased to see that so many whole families showed up to support the student involved in the competition,” she said. “It’s clear that this program is having an impact at the family level.”