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Winners of the URS College of Engineering Study Abroad Fellowships have been announced for Summer, 2016!
Study Abroad Fellowship Winners Winners of the URS College of Engineering Study Abroad Fellowships have been announced for Summer, 2016! The College is very pleased to be able to respond to the demand for College of Engineering faculty-led study abroad programs with substantial fellowship support this year. Read more about the Study Abroad Fellowship »…
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NASA Features Look at Fu’s Atmospheric Work
“There are uncertainties in applying emission factors,” said Fu. “Modeling results have shown the role of black carbon in Arctic region and caused ice melting should be further studied.” He also pointed out other sources other than gas flaring such as ship and port emissions are necessary to estimate.
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MABE Holds First Annual Senior Design Expo
Projects included a virtual reality forklift training system, a foot-pedaled, portable vaccine refrigerator that can be carried on a person’s back, a detachable percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube, and an aircraft fuselage cleaning system that can reduce time and injury.
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Trinh Named Quest Scholar of the Week
The Office of Research & Engagement presents the Scholar of the Week award as an opportunity to showcase excellence in discovery for all faculty, staff, and students in recognition of significant research, scholarship, and creative accomplishments.
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UT Space Institute to Host First Two Finalists for Executive Director
The first two are United States Air Force Colonel Keith L. Bearden, a deputy director at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and Mark S. Whorton, president and chief technologist at Teledyne Optech.
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Multidisciplinary Team Competes in National Race to Zero Competition
The team included eight undergraduate and graduate students: Brian Cheek, Ethan Keller, and Casey Kuntz from the College of Architecture and Design; Christopher Harpending, Jeremy Miller, Stephen Morris, and Rachel Whitaker from the College of Engineering; and Shaheen Shaik from the Haslam College of Business.
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Sawhney Recognized for Excellence in Academic Outreach
Dr. Rupy Sawhney, a Heath fellow in Business and Engineering and professor of industrial and systems engineering, was recognized for Excellence in Academic Outreach. Sawhney received the award at the Chancellor’s Honors Banquet on Tuesday, April 20, 2016. The Excellence in Academic Outreach award honors those who exemplify UT’s land-grant mission by using intellectual capital…
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Tickle College of Engineering Alumnus, Nuclear Icon Hashemian Honored with Dougherty Award
When Hash Hashemian, then a recent nuclear engineering graduate, and then-department head Tom Kerlin co-founded Analysis and Measurement Services in 1977, their main goal was to provide the nuclear energy industry with a reliable source of testing and problem solving. In the years since, AMS has become a globally recognized leader in nuclear energy and…
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2016 Exhibition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement (EURēCA)
Entries were judged in two categories: Research (thirty-three posters) and Design (twelve posters).
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Scintillation Materials Research Center Celebrates 10th Anniversary
“This center is an example of what we can do when we partner with industry,” said Wayne Davis, dean of the college. “This celebration is a great showcase not only of what the SMRC has accomplished, but what is possible when we get together with leading businesses in the scientific field.”
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