Institute for Advanced Materials & Manufacturing
UT Researchers were recently joined by military leaders for a demonstration of cold spray expeditionary manufacturing capabilities and cutting-edge drone technology. These projects could help solve supply chain issues in the U.S. military and support advanced manufacturing and additive manufacturing efforts to operational Army units.
The winners will advance research in pharmaceutical drug design, phishing detectors and quantum technology.
Spark Innovation Center’s new Spark BioHub will support health and wellness startup companies.
Engineering faculty are developing new manufacturing capabilities for the U.S. Navy.
Mark Dadmun studies the formation of nanoplastics that can harm humans and the environment.
Stuart McWhorter, commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development, visited UT to meet nuclear engineering faculty and tour facilities.
