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Society of Women Engineers Hosting Event for Middle School Girls
UT’s Society of Women Engineers (SWE) chapter is hosting its third annual spring event, “Tomorrow’s Engineers Today,” which gives middle school girls a chance to come to campus for a day and get hands-on experience in various types of engineering.
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Sustainability Efforts Net Hathaway NSF CAREER Award
Jon Hathaway, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, recently earned a prestigious CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation for his work in sustainable urban water management.
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Sustainability Efforts Net Hathaway Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
Jon Hathaway, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, was selected by the NSF for an Early CAREER Award.
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Engineering Trio Honored with Tennessee Society of Professional Engineers Scholarships
Kelli Grissom, Kristin Miranda, and Katherine Krouse—who are majoring in civil, industrial, and chemical engineering, respectively—received the news at the TSPE’s banquet, which helped raise funds for area educators in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.
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Scholarship Continues Legacy of Groundbreaking Engineering Graduate
A commitment to the environment led University of Tennessee, Knoxville, engineering graduate Susan E. Stutz-McDonald to a career pursuing ways of making the air, water, and land better for all.
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Sustainability Expert to Address Water Resources, Safety in Presentation
Nancy Love will give her presentation, “At the Confluence: Nutrients, Trace Chemicals, and Sustainability in the Urban Water Sector,” in Room 622 of the Min Kao Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building.
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Former NASA Astronaut Magnus speaks at UTSI
The perception shift of gravity she felt was very normal to her and natural without having any gravity. “Gravity is not your friend,” when having to adapt to zero G when reentering the atmosphere from space.
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For Astronaut Kelly, Ride is Over, But Journey Has Just Begun
Imagine, then, if your trip had lasted a year, and you weren’t just out of town but out of this world. Literally.
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UT, ORNL Scientists Gain New Insights into Atomic Disordering of Complex Metal Oxides
Three UT researchers—Maik Lang, assistant professor of nuclear engineering; Haidong Zhou, assistant professor of physics; and Jacob Shamblin, a graduate research assistant in nuclear engineering and physics—studied an important class of complex metal oxides.
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Y-12 Simulation a Valuable Lesson for Nuclear Engineering Students
A class of UT nuclear engineering students recently got the educational opportunity of a lifetime, thanks to the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge. Y-12 invited students from one of Howard Hall’s classes to the complex, one of the top nuclear facilities in the world, for what is known as a tabletop simulation.
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