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In the News: NFL.com names Josh Dobbs one of football’s smartest
The section on the smartest players in college football features a look at UT quarterback Joshua Dobbs, a sophomore from Alpharetta, Georgia, majoring in aerospace engineering.
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UT Hosting Series of Camps for Engineers of Tomorrow
The programs are arranged according to grade level—beginning with seventh grade and running through high school—with the middle school courses serving as an introduction to engineering while the high school students deal with more in-depth engineering topics.
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2014 Summer Study Abroad Student Fellowships
The college is very pleased to be able to respond to the increased demand for College of Engineering faculty-led study abroad programs with increased fellowship support this year.
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Student Reports: Johnson Luma, University of Savoy, 2014
One important reason that I decided to study at the University of Savoy is due to the Institut Savoisien d’Études Françaises pour Étrangers (ISEFE). The University of Savoy is one of the only French Universities to include a program as such that attracts trained faculty specifically to teach and share to foreign students and professionals…
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Student Reports: Mitchell Sexton, Munich, Germany, 2014
After the second week I began to find my way around Munich with the little German I knew. I found some good restaurants as well as the shops that weren’t outrageously expensive from tourism.
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Student Reports: Engineering in Austria, 2014
Our study abroad experience took place in the city of Innsbruck, Austria, which is nestled in a valley in the Austrian Alps. Immediately after arriving, we realized we were entering a completely different environment.
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Student Reports: Haley Whitaker, Munich, Germany, 2014
Arriving in a foreign country can be an overwhelming experience in many ways: from the weight of my thirty-nine pound travel backpack packed for three and a half weeks on my back, from the exhaustion from sleeping only a couple of hours on the plane the night before, and from being in a new place…
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Czech Mates: College of Engineering Strengthens Ties with University in Prague
For many college students, the week after graduation signals an opportunity to travel. For a lucky few, that might even include a trip abroad. For a group of Department of Nuclear Engineering students, it means both a chance to head to Europe and the opportunity of a lifetime.
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Bloomberg interviews Chris Cherry on China’s e-bike problems
The article, Carnage on China Roads Shows Dark Side of Electric Bikes, highlights the growing injury rate linked to the use of the bike—as high as 57 percent in one province—and the fact that they are treated like normal bicycles by authorities, meaning no rules pertaining to motor vehicles apply and users aren’t required to pass…
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DOE Looks to Dongarra for Input on Computing Advances
Dongarra, a Distinguished Professor in the College of Engineering’s Min H. Kao Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, director of the Innovative Computing Laboratory and one of five National Academy of Engineering members at UT, has long been at the forefront of exascale computing, or computing at roughly a thousand times the capability of…
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