UTSI Research Scientist Brian Canfield, of the Center for Laser Applications, will conduct precise ultrafast laser micromachining of the diamond chips that are central to the spectrometry aspect of the research, a vital piece of the project’s overall success.
UTSI Playing Key Role in ARPA-E OPEN Project to Advance Liquid-Fueled Molten Salt Reactors
UTSI Teams Up with AEDC Engineers
UTSI teams up with AEDC engineers to apply optical flow visualization to jet engine testing.
UTSI Continues Mercury Testing
UTSI partnered with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to investigate the chemistry, transport, and deposition of mercury compounds in the atmosphere.
Alicia Sherrod Takes 2nd Place at AIAA Student Conference
AIAA sponsors student conferences in each of AIAA’s six regions of the U.S. to help encourage students.
Julie King; PhD student and published author
Julie King, a graduate research assistant, is the first author of Chapter 29 of “MRI-Guided Laser Induced Thermal Therapy of Glioblastoma.”
Arnold Seminar Series Advanced Techniques to Analyze Large Datasets of Turbulent Flow
Arnold Seminar Series: Advanced Techniques to Analyze Large Datasets of Turbulent Flow.
Aerospace Student Selected for Transatlantic Program
Lara Lash has been selected to participate in the 2014 Transatlantic Program for Young Technology Leaders.
Professor Receives 2014 COE Research Award
Jackie Johnson was recognized at the 2014 College of Engineering Faculty and Staff Awards Dinner.
Research Center Established at the University of Tennessee Space Institute
Research Center Established at the University of Tennessee Space Institute
Aviation Systems Program Fly “Back-to-Back” Airborne Science Missions
Aviation Systems Program at the (UTSI) started their 2011 summer flight research season with the successful completion of two major airborne science missions.