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UT Icon Burdette Honored
“I’m very grateful for the opportunities that UT gave me, both as a student and then later as a teacher,” said Burdette. “The education I got from the college and the rewarding experience I got from working there changed my life in ways I can’t imagine.”
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Engineering Professional Practice Spring Banquet 2017
The evening culminated with the announcement of the two new recipients of the John W. Prados Chemical Engineering Co-op Scholarship for the 2017-18 academic year: Evan Boone, a chemical engineering major who has performed his co-op with Kimberly-Clark Corporation in Roswell, Georgia, and Grayson Jones, who has performed his co-op with the Flint Group in…
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UT Icon Burdette Honored with Dougherty Award
Edwin Burdette was honored with the 2017 Dougherty Award from the Tickle College of Engineering at this year’s Faculty and Staff Awards Dinner.
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Knoxville News Sentinel: Before NFL Draft, Joshua Dobbs Will Throw Airplane For a Different Vols Team
The members of UT’s Design Build Fly team knew no other school competing would have someone matching their thrower’s credentials.
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Liu Gets a Charge from Her Research—and Keeps It Going
The $38 million, National Science Foundation-funded center is devoted to making the nation’s power grid more secure, reliable, and efficient.
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WBIR: UT Students Build Better Smokies Donation Boxes
The group collects donations to fund all sorts of projects in the Great Smoky Mountains, which benefits from the generosity of visitors as one of the only national parks in the country that does not charge a fee to enter.
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Additive Manufacturing and the New Tickle College of Engineering Innovation and Collaboration Studio
UT and partner ORNL are on the forefront of the excited new field of advanced manufacturing. To support both these endeavors, we have developed the Innovation and Collaboration Studio (ICS).
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UT Launches Integrated Business and Engineering Program for Undergraduates
Through the Integrated Business and Engineering Program, a group of 20 to 30 students will spend three years studying how to apply engineering processes in a business setting.
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WomEngineers Day Helping Students Tackle Key Issues
“We’re reaching out to college students at various stages in their academic careers and high school students contemplating a STEM path in college.”
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Knoxville News Sentinel: Syria Events Emphasize Need for Research, UT Experts Say
The Syrian government’s use of chemical weapons in attacks on its own people is raising questions in the research community about the need to counteract such activity, according to Howard Hall, Governor’s Chair for Global Nuclear Security , and Jeremy Smith, Governor’s Chair for Molecular Biophysics. Read More »
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