University of Tennessee Tickle College of Engineering

09/04/2026

09/04/2026

How would YOU use engineering to help out Tennessee Football this weekend? 🤔🏈 Tell us in the comments below!

09/03/2026

Professors Dustin Crouch (BME), Jindong Tran (BME), and Nicole McFarlane (EECS) have launched a project to develop and test the Myo-Bridge, a novel implantable robotic device that creates a virtual mechanical link between an amputee’s residual muscles and an external robotic prosthetic hand.

The Myo-Bridge has the potential to transform future prosthetics from passive devices into truly active systems, enabling control directly from living biological systems and providing real-time sensory feedback to living systems.

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TCE professors are collaborating on the Myo-Bridge, a robotic device that creates a link between an amputee's residual muscles and a prosthetic hand.

09/02/2026

TCE Assistant Professors Samuel Olatunji (ISE) and Rachael Bevill Burns (EECS) are collaborating on a National Science Foundation-funded project that may help facilitate better make-believe play for children with autism. Their carefully designed social tabletop robots are intended to support parent-child interaction by providing children with a predictable and engaging play partner. Learn more at the link below!

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Min H. Kao Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - UTK
University of TN, Knoxville Industrial & Systems Engineering

09/01/2026

Always a great time at the Office of Engineering Professional Practice Engineering Cookout, connecting with fellow , faculty, and the Tennessee Engineering Network! Thank you to all who joined us in kicking off the fall semester. 🧡

08/27/2026

There's still time to grab your new favorite TCE merch, ! Pre-orders end on 8/31, so hurry before time runs out! 🛍️ https://bit.ly/3Yh3elJ

08/27/2026

All kinds of dogs at the Engineering Cookout 🐾🍔 Thanks to Smokey and all our for joining us! 🧡

08/26/2026

Nothing can replace our pups 🧡 Happy !

These Robot Dogs from the Department of Applied Engineering are used to train our for their future careers in AI 🦾

08/26/2026

Last year, CBE Professor Michael Danquah and his collaborators started a National Science Foundation-funded project to train the next generation of food scientists while developing food processing technologies that balance safety, nutrition, and sustainability. Learn how at the link below!

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Professor Michael Danquah leads an international team that is mentoring UT students while developing advanced technologies to improve food innovation, safety, and sustainability.

08/25/2026

Loved seeing the Falcon 9 rocket launch bring some orange to the sky this morning!