Kao and Dean Honored as Inaugural Hall of Fame Inductees
Min H. Kao and Mark Dean have been selected as the inaugural inductees of the department’s Alumni Hall of Fame.
Min H. Kao and Mark Dean have been selected as the inaugural inductees of the department’s Alumni Hall of Fame.
UT has been selected to participate in the EcoCAR Innovation Challenge, a collegiate competition aimed at developing energy-efficient and intelligent mobility solutions.
TENNLab prepares Vols to innovate at any level of neuromorphic technology, a low-cost paradigm that opens doors in government, academic, and industrial sectors.
Associate Professor Scott Ruoti focuses on cybersecurity people will really use. Last year, two of his PhD students published digital security improvements in top-tier venues.
Last year, Kevin Bai’s lab patented two new technologies, developed through industrial collaborations, improving electric vehicle charging and reliability.
Memphis Mayor Paul Young credits studying engineering at the UT with “making him a better man” and preparing him for his roles in leadership.
Jian Liu received a $300,000 NSF grant to design software for a network of low-cost, self-powered devices that will sense exactly what trees need in real time.
Lynn Parker, Associate Vice Chancellor Emerita, will serve as the executive director of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
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.
Assistant Professor Ahmedullah Aziz and his NorDIC Lab have made groundbreaking advancements in superconducting electronics, offering solutions that are poised to revolutionize cryogenic applications.