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The University of Tennessee Mechanical, Aerospace and Biomedical Engineering Department Manufacturing-related research is a major national focus that seeks to […]

In response to the growing importance of auto manufacturing in the state of Tennessee, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, College of Engineering announced that it is developing a graduate-level automotive engineering concentration that will begin in fall 2016. The importance of the automotive industry is highlighted by a study conducted by the Brookings Institution, a Washington, D.C., think tank that analyzed the climate of automobile production in Tennessee in 2013.

A UT Mechanical Engineering Senior Design team created a Halligan bar to submit for a national contest. The process was filled with lessons that will prepare them for future careers.

MABE Associate Department Head Jindong Tan has been named interim BME program director and will begin his new role on August 1, 2024.

MABE Assistant Professor Andrew Dickerson recently published a paper that highlights the durability and resiliency of the maple seed during flight.

Aerospace Engineering PhD student Trenton Henderson was selected for the 2024 National Science Foundation-Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP).

BME junior Ameyla Fox was selected as a 2024 Goldwater Scholar, one of the most prestigious scholastic awards undergraduate students in the U.S can achieve.

Last year’s $1M Gene Haas grant allowed the MTRC to expand its machinist training and other programs, creating a more capable domestic manufacturing workforce.

Elizabeth Barker’s new injectable hydrogel, Amygel, limits the spread of chemotherapy drugs, potentially eliminating the long-term health risks of pediatric cancer treatment.

Biomedical Engineering is separating from the Mechanical, Aerospace and Biomedical Department (MABE) and will become its own independent department in August 2025.

The new workforce development project, InnoCrate, is introducing manufacturing and science related technologies in a fun, hands-on, experiment-driven way to K-12 students.

Sophomore aerospace engineering major Avah Cherry captured a national mountain biking title last fall as a member of the University of Tennessee club cycling team.