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Engineering Gets $37 Million In-Kind Grant From Siemens PLM Software
The grant gives students access to the same technology used by automotive manufacturers, aerospace developers, and high-tech electronics companies.
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Tickle College of Engineering Names First Woman to Endowed Professorship
Professor Hairong Qi has been named to the Gonzalez Family Endowed Professorship in the Min H. Kao Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, making her the first woman to hold an endowed professorship in the Tickle College of Engineering.
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College of Engineering Names First Woman to Endowed Professorship
Professor Hairong Qi has been named to the Gonzalez Family Endowed Professorship in the Min H. Kao Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, making her the first woman to hold an endowed professorship in the College of Engineering.
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UT’s Engineering and Supply Chain Management Top-Ranked by U.S. News and World Report
UT’s College of Engineering has taken a large leap forward and is now ranked 32nd among all public universities and 57th among all undergraduate programs, according to the U.S. News and World Report’s 2015 rankings released today.
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Student Reports: Engineering in London, 2014
After a week of hard work studying circuits and learning about the origins of computation, some of us took a day trip to the spectacular Cliffs of Dover. We left early that morning from London, ensuring we had plenty of time to explore the cliffs and town. We ended up finding an “alternate” route to…
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Journal Highlights UT Lab, ORNL Connections
The strong relationship between UT and Oak Ridge National Laboratory was on display once again recently, this time thanks to the scientific journal Nuclear Instruments a Physics Research, which focused on the Ion Beam Materials Laboratory—operated jointly by UT and ORNL through Governor’s Chair funds.
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Students Benefit From College of Engineering’s British Connection
Professors Roger Parsons, of the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering, and Michael Berry, of the Min H. Kao Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, led a group of budding UT engineers for a few weeks of study and work in the United Kingdom.
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Jonathan Jones: Student Report from 2014 Alternative Summer Break in Romania
When we finally arrived, it was Monday afternoon, August 11, and we were all exhausted from the long flight. A man named Maryan, who did not speak one word of English, picked us up from the airport, and drove us to the village where we were staying, Valea Screzii, founded by the organization Pro Vita.
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Kelli Grissom: Student Report from 2014 Alternative Summer Break in Romania
My trip to Valea Screzii, Romania was my first visit to Europe and was definitely an unforgettable experience. Once we arrived in the village I felt a similarity to home. We were surrounded by mountains everywhere we looked and it reminded me of the Smoky Mountains back in Tennessee.
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Robert Minneci: Student Report from 2014 Alternative Summer Break in Romania
By the time we got to Romania, it was past midday and fairly warm. We found the driver to take us to our lodgings, piled into an old van, and drove off. We landed in the capital of Romania, Bucharest. It was hot, dirty, the traffic terrible, and advertisements and graffiti littered the buildings. It…
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