Electrical Olympian
Martin Espernberger, a junior electrical engineering major, competed in swimming in the 2024 Paris Olympics for his home country of Austria. Espernberger placed sixth in the 200 fly.
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NorDIC Lab Making Breakthroughs in Superconducting Electronics
Assistant Professor Ahmedullah Aziz and his NorDIC Lab have made groundbreaking advancements in superconducting electronics, offering solutions that are poised to revolutionize cryogenic applications.
UT Professors’ Dairy Farm Tech Enables Unprecedented Disease Management
UT professors Jayne Wu, Hairong Qi, Charles Cao, and Shigetoshi Eda are upgrading dairy herd disease detection and management with cutting-edge tech networks.
Taufer Establishes Open-Access Program for International High-Performance Computing Event
Michela Taufer made high-performance computing history this year by making all papers accepted to the international ISC-HPC conference open-access.
Li Named New Director of CURENT
Fran Li been appointed as the new director of CURENT. Li, who has been with CURENT since its inception in 2011, is replacing Kevin Tomsovic in the leading role.
Protecting 3D Printers and Minding Your Language
Cybersecurity experts Himanshu Thapliyal and Doowon Kim are creating new tools and educational techniques to improve the security of emerging technologies.
Bai leads $5M Grant from DOE-VTO to Produce Smaller, More Efficient Motor Drive Systems for Electric Vehicles
Kevin Bai is spearheading efforts to develop a compact drive inverter and motor for EVs that would reduce the size and cost of electric drive trains.
Olaya Represents GCLab at International Conference
UT’s Global Computing Laboratory (GCLab) had two papers accepted at the 16th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Utility and Cloud Computing.
UT Research Centers Collaborate to Share Adventures in STEM for Area Middle-Schoolers
A group of potential future Engineering Vols from Knoxville area middle-schools enjoyed an array of STEM-related activities through a UT Knoxville collaboration.
Taufer Selected to Serve on Computing Community Consortium, Improve Data Access
UT’s Michela Taufer has been selected to serve on a computing consortium, where she will help promote AI and data access equality.