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Palomino’s Research Investigates Biopolymer Interactions with Soil
Angel Palomino is investigating biopolymer-mineral surface interaction mechanisms to find more sustainable solutions for construction and mining.
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TVA Spearheads UT Nuclear Engineering Endowment
TVA has invested $3 million in the University of Tennessee to advance academic excellence, workforce development and faculty recruitment.
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Engineering Vols Help UT Rugby Win National Title
The University of Tennessee club rugby team captured the national championship in December, and the roster included 18 students from the Tickle College of Engineering.
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UT’s Institute of Future Mobility Celebrates Strong Start
The Institute of Future Mobility now includes more than 150 researchers working to improve transportation and transit safety across the globe.
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UT Receives DOE Nuclear Energy Infrastructure Award
UT is the recipient of a $251,650 nuclear energy infrastructure award from the DOE that will be used to establish a scanning electron microscopy platform.
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Long-term Partnership with Army Research Lab Advances Military Capabilities and Materials Science
UT and ARL researchers are partnering on projects to extend both advanced and additive manufacturing efforts to operational Army units.
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TCE Honored at Lab Safety Culture Awards
The Tickle College of Engineering was well represented at this year’s Laboratory Safety Culture Awards Dinner.
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UT Partners With Roane State and Tennessee College of Applied Technology To Develop a Nuclear Workforce Pipeline
UT is partnering with Roane State Communicty College and TCAT to provide students with nuclear technology training to create a skilled workforce.
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Bai Elected as Prestigious NAI Fellow
Hua “Kevin” Bai, a professor in the Center for Ultra-Wide-Area Resilient Electric Energy Transmission Networks (CURENT) in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, has been awarded one of the most prestigious honors in his field. Bai has been elected as a National Academy of Inventors (NAI) Fellow. The honor recognizes Bai’s exceptional achievements…
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Professional Disc Golfer Graduates with Honors
Harper Thompson balanced his career as a professional disc golfer while studying mechanical engineering at the University of Tennessee. He’s graduating in December with his degree.
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