David Mandrus, professor and Jerry and Kay Henry Endowed professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, and Art Ragauskas, acting head and UT-ORNL Governor’s Chair for Biorefining in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, were named to the 2024 Clarivate list of Highly Cited Researchers. The annual list recognizes those who demonstrated […]
Mandrus, Ragauskas Honored as Highly Cited Researchers
Sholl Brings Expert Experience to CBE, UT-ORII
David Sholl was recently named the executive director and vice provost of the University of Tennessee-Oak Ridge Innovation Institute.
Sophomore Samuel Haid Contributes to ITER Research
Samuel Haid unravels the factors leading to formation of tungsten “fuzz” and helium bubbles that could threaten ITER’s fusion reactions.
Bai leads $5M Grant from DOE-VTO to Produce Smaller, More Efficient Motor Drive Systems for Electric Vehicles
Associate Professor Kevin Bai works with ABB Group’s US Research Center to develop more efficient motor drive systems for electric vehicles.
SASE Chapter Receives Award, Job Offers
The UT chapter of Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers won an award at a 2023 academic conference, and some members received job offers.
Kalinin Collaboration Moves Microscopy into the Automated Fast Lane
Sergei Kalinin and collaborators at UT and ORNL earned an R&D100 Award for developing autonomous processes for microscopy that can impact research methods in multiple disciplines.
UT’s Dongarra Receives Prestigious ACM A. M. Turing Award
Longtime UT and ORNL Professor Jack Dongarra was named the AM Turing Award winner for 2021 for his contributions to computing.
A Final Frontier: Newest Supercomputer at ORNL Comes Online
Jack Dongarra discusses Frontier, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory super computer currently being built, and how it will be the world’s fastest computer.
Sign of Success: Dryzhakov Selected for DoE Science Graduate Student Research Award
Bogdan Dryzhakov, a doctoral candidate in materials science and engineering, was recently named a DoE Science Graduate Student Research Award winner.
Tiny But Mighty Precipitates Toughen a Structural Alloy
A team of researchers from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee have made a significant breakthrough in understanding structural alloys.