The Tennessee Valley Corridor was organized in 1995 with a vision to link the “Oak Ridge Corridor” to the Department of Energy, Tennessee Valley Authority and the University of Tennessee to showcase the wealth of brainpower in the mid-East Tennessee region.
"What we're really trying to do is build technology that allows utility teams to have visibility into their infrastructure," said co-founder Avi Gotskind.
UT already has more than 30 faculty working in quantum materials research and 10 more focused on quantum hardware and software. Over the next four years, K-Quantum plans to add up to 10 additional faculty with quantum expertise.
If you’re plugged into Knoxville’s startup scene, you already know Max Gallinek‘s name. The University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UTK) sophomore has built more ventures before his junior year than most…
Four energy start-ups. A room full of the right people. One night to make connections that could keep them in Tennessee.
A move that the UT Research Park says will strengthen East Tennessee's growing healthcare and biosciences innovation hub.
Tasia Malakasis has spent years championing Tennessee startups. Facing a breast cancer diagnosis, she found herself on the other side of the equation, helping bring a Memphis med-tech innovation to East Tennessee for the first time.
Nth Cycle partners with IonicRE to build the first rare earth refining pathway fully independent from China.
