ARPA-E Funded “Water Windmills” Make Waves in Energy Sector
Assistant Professor Orlando Rios and Professor David Harper are key members of ARPA-E project to boost hydrokinetic turbines for riverine and tidal currents.
Tag Archives: Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Scintillating Ideas: Zhuravleva Helping Homeland Security Secure Borders
Mariya Zhuravleva is helping the Department of Homeland Security detect illicit radioactive cargo and securing our safety through the design of new materials.
MSE’s Mandrus Again Among World’s Most Cited Researchers
The end of the fall semester and the beginning of the spring brings with it many of the same events […]
Chris Wetteland Goes West
Colleagues and students appreciate Chris Wetteland for the encouraging, positive energy and outgoing nature that he brings to the myriad […]
SWE Honors MSE Graduate Student Grace Pakeltis with Outstanding Collegiate Member Award
The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) honored MSE graduate student Grace Pakeltis with a 2020 SWE Outstanding Collegiate Member award. […]
Faculty Leaders Kilic and Keppens Chosen for IAspire Academy
Two more TCE faculty members have been selected for participation in the IAspire Leadership Academy, part of the national Aspire […]
UT’s Metallurgy Program Ranked No. 1 in US
The metallurgy program in UT’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering has been ranked the No. 1 program in the US for the third year in a row.
The Man Behind the Mask
Peter Tsai, long-time former faculty member in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, is the man behind the N95 mask.
Summer Slate Again Full for Camps Around College
The Tickle College of Engineering will have a full slate of camps this summer for aspiring young engineers starting with eVOL10 in June.
UT-ORNL Researchers Develop New Radiation-Resistant Material
UT-ORNL researcher Yanwen Zhang has developed a new radiation-resitant material working with UT faculty members William Weber and Takeshi Egami.