A University of Tennessee, Knoxville sophomore is developing a wearable heating device to ease menstrual cramps, a pain she knows firsthand.
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The range of builds showed AI already at work in established businesses, everyday tasks and the next generation of talent. Plus, first-time visitors to 121 Tech Hub outnumbered regulars, a sign that interest in Knoxville’s innovation ecosystem is only growing.
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Demand for some categories of nuclear energy workers outpaces Tennessee’s current training pipelines, according to the East Tennessee Nuclear Workforce Demand Assessment, released by ORAU.
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Diagnostic errors kill or disable an estimated 795,000 Americans a year. Serial entrepreneur and former Air Force pilot Greg Born built a tool to tackle those shortfalls, and he's ready to get it into the hands of hospital systems.
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A University of Tennessee junior has built a hiring platform that penalizes employers for ghosting applicants and makes it harder for students to apply with AI-generated answers.
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AI TechX is an industry-university collaboration consortium launched by AI Tennessee at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UTK).
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On a film set, nearly every hold, delay and safety call goes out over a walkie-talkie first. Once the speaker lets go of the button, that information is gone forever.
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A Knoxville-based startup emerging from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is developing an innovative electrode manufacturing technology designed to reduce costs and improve the performance of electrochemical systems. We sat…
