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UT’s Innovative Computing Laboratory Awarded $10.2 Million in Projects
Kothe said such work will be a catalyst for delivery of exascale-enabling science and engineering solutions for the United States. Exascale systems are capable of one billion billion computations—1,000,000,000,000,000,000—per second.
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Alloy Expert Easo George Named Newest UT-ORNL Governor’s Chair
Having most recently served as the director of the Center for Interface Dominated High Performance Materials at Ruhr-University Bochum in Bochum, Germany, George has built a reputation as an authority on alloys and metals, and the behavior and testing of both.
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Lynne Parker Returning to Tickle College of Engineering from NSF Role
“Dr. Parker brings with her a wealth of experience professionally and a great depth of respect from faculty in our college,” said Dean Wayne Davis.
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UT Society of Women Engineers Chapter Hosted Next Generation of Researchers at Tomorrow’s Engineers Today
Tomorrow’s Engineers Today brought together girls from around East Tennessee for a day exploring various aspects of STEM—science, technology, engineering, and math—education and careers.
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Joint Institute for Advanced Materials
JIAM will provide current and future students with ample opportunities to work under capable mentors, to hone research skills, and, ultimately, to define career paths.
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Research Highlight: Brian Wirth
Wirth, the joint UT-Oak Ridge National Laboratory Governor’s Chair for Computational Nuclear Engineering in the Tickle College of Engineering, was chosen for his contributions to nuclear engineering.
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Taylor Dishner: Student Report from 2016 Alternative Winter Break in Mexico
Our service project took place in a village by the name of Yaxunah. This was a small community undergoing a process of beautification to promote prosperity as well as attract tourists.
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Nicole Heineken: Student Report from 2016 Alternative Winter Break in Mexico
We work all morning on rebuilding walls made out of stones and use no mortar. We require the help of the locals to complete this task. I learn how bad at spatial reasoning I am, and the locals laugh at me good-naturedly.
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Grayson Jones: Student Report from 2016 Alternative Winter Break in Mexico
Going from ruin to ruin was very awe-inspiring. Seeing the impressive structures they could build nearly two thousand years ago, such as the pyramids in Chichén Itzá or Uxmal, was a view that would stop you in your tracks.
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Benjamin Hopkins: Student Report from 2016 Alternative Winter Break in Mexico
The Engineering Global Initiatives trip to the Yucatán was an amazing experience I will never forget. From the food (I cannot overstate this) to the archeological sites, Mexico provided an opportunity for immersion in a wonderful culture with an absolutely incredible history. The most memorable parts of this trip were the interactions with the locals…
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