Institute for Future Mobility
UT and Boeing recently concluded five-year, $2 million project that included developing a high-performing low-weight inverter that allows for electrified propulsion, something NASA has identified as a goal for the next generation of flight.
Numerous UT alumni have important roles in support of developing safe, reliable, cost-effective crew transportation systems for NASA and SpaceX missions.
Research findings shared with communities address topics including current river use patterns and maps of existing river assets, each providing insight to the community’s current relationship with the Tennessee River.
Q&A with David Clarke about the potential of the railway system, which is easily powered and very energy efficient, as we move towards sustainable transportation.
Dramatic decreases in Appalachian coal production over the past decade have put many regional industries at risk for economic decline.
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Researchers from UT’s Center for Transportation Research teamed with Vanderbilt University on a look at river lock safety and upkeep.
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