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Oak Ridge’s UCOR Funds Faculty Position as Part of Chancellor’s Faculty Challenge
A major gift from Department of Energy (DOE) contractor UCOR has established the UCOR faculty fellowship in the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s College of Engineering. This gift heeds Chancellor Jimmy G. Cheek’s challenge to private supporters to help recruit and retain UT’s most talented faculty.
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Student Reports: William Flaherty, London, 2012
The class I am taking is Theory of Computation and we are studying Computer Science from its very beginnings in the 1930’s before computers were even invented.
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UT Hosts International Students for Unique Engineering Program
More than ninety students from developing countries will converge on the UT campus next month for a College of Engineering program to learn cutting-edge industrial engineering practices and gain cultural experiences.
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University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tickle College of Engineering Appoints New Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs
UT Tickle College of Engineering Dean Wayne T. Davis has appointed Dr. Veerle Keppens, professor and associate head of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) as the college’s new Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs.
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Dr. Roger Parsons on Study Abroad: Summer, 2012
We are here, orientation is out of the way and class has started. First picture is students demonstrating the proper way to study thermodynamics, standing in front of a 1788 Boulton and Watt steam engine.
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Student Reports: Caleb Brantley, Austria, 2012
The trip to Austria has been amazing so far. We have learned lots of things about how the melting of glaciers will affect different countries water supply in the future.
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Study Abroad: Climate and Climate Change Impacts in the European Alps
Thirteen undergraduate students recently completed a nineteen-day study abroad course based in Innsbruck, Austria. Lectures focused on glacier mass contributions to streamflow and the use of dendrochronology (tree rings) in water resources.
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Student Reports: Will Henderson and Angela Pelle, Austria, 2012
So far the abroad experience in Innsbruck, Austria, is most definitely living up to its expectations. The Alps are the most gorgeous mountains I have ever seen!
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MABE Professor Receives Funding for Nanoparticle Research
Mingjun Zhang, associate professor of mechanical, aerospace and biomedical engineering, at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has received more than $168,000 from the US Department of Defense to buy equipment to advance his nanoparticle research.
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UT Knoxville College of Engineering Holds Spring 2012 Commencement
The College of Engineering Spring 2012 graduation ceremony took place on Wednesday, May 9, with over 260 engineering graduates participating in the ceremony.
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