Latest News
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Houston Ready to Help Safeguard the World in Nuclear Workforce
NE PhD student Emma Houston is graduating and moving to Washington D.C. to work in the Office of International Nuclear Safeguards.
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Mother and Mentor: Bogetic Embraces Both Roles
Assistant Professor Sandra Bogetic uses the skills she gained as a parent of two young daughters to help mentor her nuclear engineering students at UT.
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Bobba Receives Young Investigator Award for Prostate Cancer Research
Kondapa Naidu Bobba will receive the 2026 Young Investigator Award to advance important prostate cancer research.
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TCE Representatives Awarded at Honors Banquet
Six faculty members, one staff member, and one student from the Tickle College of Engineering received awards at the University of Tennessee Academic Honors Banquet, which was held on April 21 in the UT Student Union.
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UT Professors Collaborate to Study Magnetism of Bees
MSE Associate Professor Dustin Gilbert is involved in an interdisciplinary research project with his wife and another UT professor studying the magnetism of bees. They have measured magnetism in more than 120 different species of bees over the last six years.
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Holley’s Senior Design Team Helps Design 3D Printed, Sustainable Anchor
Ben Holley dreams of helping others while doing what he loves, making his senior design project to 3D print a concrete anchor doubling as a reef perfect.
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Espernberger Receives NCAA, SEC Postgraduate Scholarships
Martin Espernberger has been selected as the winner of two prestigious postgraduate scholarship awards in recognition of his excellence in academics and athletics.
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Nearly 140 Engineering Groups Present at EURēCA 2026
Hundreds of Vols showcased their dedication to scientific research at the 30th Exhibition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement (EURēCA) this spring.
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Bayati and Khattak Examine Rare but Lethal Pedestrian Crashes
Asad Khattak and Zeinab Bayati’s AI-enhanced research shows that rare crash scenarios, while harder to prevent, are disproportionately deadly to pedestrians.
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Critical Components on Demand
TCE’s DARC developed a new protocol that enables Army warfighters to reverse engineer critical components at the point of need, improving troop safety and mission timelines.
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