Two Engineering groups from the University of Tennessee received financial grants awarded by the Tennessee Department of Economic Community Development for transportation growth.
UT Projects Receive State Transportation Funding
UTSI Program Gives Military Members Work Experience
The University of Tennessee Space Institute (UTSI) has launched a SkillBridge Internship Program to help military members gain valuable civilian work experience through specific industry training.
UTSI Welcomes Colonel Randel J. Gordon for the 29th Annual Black History Month Celebration
The University of Tennessee Space Institute (UTSI) was pleased to welcome Colonel Randel J. Gordon, Commander at the Arnold Engineering Development Complex at the Arnold AFB in Tennessee, to come and speak at the 29th Annual Black History Month Celebration. The celebration was held on Wednesday, February 14, 2024 at 10 a.m. in the UTSI […]
Ninety-three Researchers From College Make World’s Top-Cited Scientists Lists
More than 70 college faculty and researchers made this year’s list of the world’s top 2 percent of most cited scientists in their fields.
UTSI Celebrates Years of Service with Employees
UTSI recognizes their faculty and staff during their annual Service Awards Celebration who have marked an employment milestone.
Offered Two Top DoD Awards, Snellings Makes SMART Decision
UTSI aerospace engineering student William Snellings has been chosen to receive two top Department of Defense awards.
Zhao’s LAMP Lights a Safer Path for Future Transit
Peng Zhao’s extensive research expertise brings potential for impactful advances in electric-vehicle safety.
Chandra Alston to Speak at Women’s History Month Celebration
The UT Space Institute is set to host Chandra Alston on March 29 for Women’s History Month celebration at UTSI auditorium.
Theotis Robinson Jr. to Speak at the UT Space Institute
Theotis Robinson Jr. will be the keynote speaker for the 28th Annual Black History Month Celebration at UTSI.
UTSI’s Palies Makes Stanford List of Top 2 Percent Cited in World
The Tickle College of Engineering had 73 current or former researchers make Stanford University’s list of the top 2 percent most cited in the world.