Research
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UT Collaborates on NSF Grants to Improve Outcomes Through AI
Faculty are involved in two collaborative NSF grants that address health disparities research and enhance AI performance and productivity.
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$5M NSF Grant Powers AI Innovations in Nationwide Workflow Management
Taufer and Swaminathan lend their AI expertise to a $5M project to overhaul Pegasus, the NSF’s nationwide workflow management system.
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Collaboration Between UT and UTMC Could Revolutionize Breast Cancer Diagnosis
UT researchers are using AI and machine learning to speed up breast cancer treatment planning by analyzing pathology reports.
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One Glass-Ceramic Sandwich, Extra X-Rays
UTSI Researchers Patent New X-Ray Imaging Technique University of Tennessee Space Institute Professor Jackie Johnson, UTSI Adjunct Research Associate Professor R. Lee Leonard, UTSI Senior Research Associate Chad Bond, and their colleagues have secured a patent for a technology that will improve medical imaging. Their innovation improves x-ray imaging technology by placing a standard light detector between two…
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Inspirational Engineer
Connor Murphy was born with a genetic disease that inspired him to study engineering at the University of Tennessee. Murphy was just awarded a graduate research fellowship from NSF.
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Li Develops Revolutionary Flood Hazard Forecasting System
Haochen Li is developing a deep learning empowered flood hazard forecasting system for the East TN area that is more accurate than current flood risk models.
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Automotive’s Automated Robot
A University of Tennessee interdisciplinary senior design team worked with the Nissan Group of North America to develop a robot that can fully automate the wiring harness process for vehicles.
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Zhou’s Team Creates Mossy Tiles to Cool Cities
After two years, three postdocs in Nick Zhou’s lab are ready to put PhantoM to its first real-world test, turning a shed into a self-sustaining moss garden.
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CEE PhD Student Heads Bone Modeling Study
A team headed by CEE PhD student Debangshu Paul incorporated goat studies and human medicine to create the first open source model predicting tibia fractures.
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Solar Cells and Semiconductors–with a Twist
Mahshid Ahmadi contributed to international research projects published in Nature that will improve perovskite production and utilization.