Tag Archives: Energy and Environment
UT To Partner with ORNL, Type One Energy on World-Class Facility to Validate Next-Gen Fusion
A collaborative team will build a world-class facility to advance fusion energy research.
TVA Spearheads UT Nuclear Engineering Endowment
TVA’s $3 million investment advances UT’s nuclear engineering leadership and innovation.
UT Partners With Roane State and Tennessee College of Applied Technology To Develop a Nuclear Workforce Pipeline
The collaboration will create clear pathways into Tennessee’s nuclear industry.
Hua Bai and Sheng Dai Named NAI Fellows
UT researchers have been recognized for transformative work on energy and materials.
UT Is Shaping the Next Generation of Nuclear Security Experts
UT faculty lead in policy creation, workforce development, and regulation.
Six UT Faculty Among World’s Most Highly Cited Researchers
Six faculty members have been named to Clarivate’s Highly Cited Researchers list.
UT Scientist’s Plasma Group Publishes New Framework to Advance Fusion Energy Research
Livia Casali’s approach to fusion research could help make fusion energy a reality.
UT Chemist Researches Micro- and Nanoplastics to Reduce Future Harm to Health and Environment
Mark Dadmun studies the formation of nanoplastics that can harm humans and the environment.
UT Partners to Bring Nuclear Education to K-2 Students
Beyond the science instruction, the nuclear energy classroom initiative is a strategic investment in Tennessee’s future energy workforce.
The Future of Fusion: Q&A with University of Tennessee Nuclear Researchers Ane Lasa and Sophie Blondel
Ane Lasa and Sophie Blondel from UT’s Department of Nuclear Engineering explore the interactions between plasma inside fusion systems and the materials that make up the walls of the reactors.