What if you could reprogram a material at the atomic level by moving individual atoms around? It sounds like something far off in the future, but Kevin Roccapriore said the…
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InfluenceHer Summit capitalizes on time management as a superpower
The InfluenceHer Summit concluded on Thursday, March 27 at the Knoxville Botanical Gardens.
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ATHENA makes Knoxville one of 20 nodes in a new national network of "self-driving" laboratories.
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After finishing his Ph.D. at UT in December 2024, Eric Heikkenen launched NXT MFG and landed a spot in ORNL's competitive Innovation Crossroads program.
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At Friday's showcase, the University of Tennessee Research Park's Spark Accelerator kicked off a cohort heavy on nuclear, critical minerals and advanced manufacturing, plus SparkShop, a new engineering track for the region's hardest problems.
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As much as 30% of manufacturing production can end up in a landfill, representing more than $1 billion worth of fibers annually. Their technology creates an opportunity to capture some of that material and turn it into new, high value composite products.
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Four decades after helping bring personal computers into Oak Ridge businesses, Harper is running the Tech Goes Home classes at the Anderson County Senior Center.
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"At IACMI, our mission is to convene, connect and catalyze the composites community. Today's programming reflects that mission, highlighting new ideas, technologies and applications driving the future of composites," opened CCO Jason Gibson.
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Raina is a real-time verification and trust layer for newsrooms, election authorities and universities. It helps teams assess authenticity, provenance and corroboration before misinformation spreads.
