UTSI technology may have a far-reaching impact on the future of micro-satellite space travel Over the last few decades, the field of satellite technology has started to shift toward miniaturization. Instead of satellites the size of cars or school buses, researchers are now creating satellites as small as a Rubik’s® Cube to offer a more (read more)
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UTRF Welcomes Gregory Sechrist and KellyRose Fluty
The University of Tennessee Research Foundation recently welcomed two new team members. Gregory Sechrist joined UTRF earlier this month as an associate technology manager, while KellyRose Fluty came onboard in July as a patent coordinator. Originally from South Carolina, Sechrist received his undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from Clemson University and his law degree from (read more)
UTRF Inventor Spotlight: Dr. Jamie Coble
UTK researcher uses data analytics to ensure safety and reliability in nuclear industry. One University of Tennessee, Knoxville, researcher is using data analytics to make informed decisions about the nuclear power industry and help usher in a carbon-neutral, dependable energy future. Jamie Coble is an associate professor in the Department of Nuclear Engineering at UT, (read more)