The National Security Agency has recognized EECS’s excellent PhD programs in cybersecurity, opening UT to new funding, education, and research opportunities.

 In addition to immersing themselves in engineering history, this year’s EIL students will get to work in state-of-the-art labs at the University of Sheffield.

Several engineering students were involved in creating the new VolPark app through their classes in the Heath Integrated Business and Engineering Program.

Techstars Industries of the Future Accelerator is launching an internship program for 10 UT students that will give them an inside look at world-class startups.

New EECS Assistant Professor Sai Swaminathan seeks to help users overcome challenges in computer and mobile device interactions via improved systems.

Everything from medicine to transportation to neutron detection could be improved, thanks to Katherine Schuman’s research into neuromorphic computing.

For the past six years, UT’s National Institute for Computational Sciences (NICS) has collaborated with food company Mars Inc., resulting with the creation of MARVEL, the Mars Advanced Research Virtual Environment Lab. MARVEL provides a meeting place where NICS and UT researchers can interact with Mars scientists and facilitate their research.

UT researchers have begun work on a project with the US Army’s DEVCOM-Army Research Laboratory (ARL) which could soon bring an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aerial vehicle into existence.

Denise Koessler Gosnell’s lifelong enthusiasm for finding solution patterns has served her well, from childhood math to a graph technology doctorate at UT to a career with Amazon.

Despite facing unusual challenges on her engineering education journey that most Vols don’t experience, Maria Hernandez Rivero has found her way to academic achievement at Rocky Top.