Institute for Advanced Materials & Manufacturing
UT and Lockheed Martin’s new research agreement reinforces a longstanding partnership that helps UT take its research capabilities from the lab to the field in several research areas, including advanced materials and manufacturing.
Researchers from UT and ORNL are prioritizing circular bioeconomy projects focused on expanding the use of biomass and preventing or reducing waste to create more sustainable agriculture and manufacturing systems.
Assistant Professor Dustin Gilbert received the Neutron Scattering Society of America’s Science Price for his work on skyrmions.
In 2023, UT research broke university records for both research expenditures and sponsored project proposals for the second year in a row.
From record student retention to unprecedented growth in research and academic partnerships, from millions of viewers tuning in to watch Big Orange sports to Volunteers leading the way in service and leadership, 2023 embodied the very best of what it means to be a Vol.
A team of UT students won first place at the second annual SEC Machining Competition. They competed against teams from other SEC universities to create a component of an oscillating piston air engine, demonstrating their expertise operating advanced manufacturing machines.
