The nuclear reactor at the JJ Pickle Research Campus.
Dr. Steve Nichols, winner of the 2008 Joe J. King Award
Associate Professor Steven Biegalski (left) and Assistant Professor Mark Deinert (right) in their laboratory.
Model of the molecular structure of graphene, made of ping pong balls.
Rube Goldberg cartoon of an apparatus which performs a simple task in an overly-complex way.
Kristin Armstrong and Jackie Armstrong pass an orange at EWeek Kickoff.
Tyler Luce winner of the 2009 Rube Goldberg local competition.
Professor Ruoff, winner of the 2009 Lee Hsun Lecture Award.
Alumna Kelly Alexander, designer of the rolling ball structure.
EWB students work in an internet computer installation in Mexico.
Dana Judson, 2008 Staff Excellence Award winner
EWB students arrive in Sieykin, Panama.
EWB members meet Ambassador Eaton.
Dr. Bogard at the Faculty Awards Ceremony
David Agu won the 2009 Shell Research Prize
The Cool as Ice team has winning refrigeration design
UT Team has dispersed graphene into multiple solvents.
Dr. Shaochen Chen honored as new SPIE Fellow
Cub Scout Den 16 visits UT ME.
Seven staff members win 10to 20 year service awards.
Poster for the Texas Atomic Film Festival, May 7, 2009.
Ron Barr wins Best Paper at ASEE Gulf-Southwest Conference.
Charles Beamanm George Mitchell Awards finalist
Dr. Janey Ellzey was appointed Vice Provost.
The Class of 1959 returned for their 50 year reunion.
Ruoff, Columbo and team map graphene films to copper.
Julia Dawson, race car driver
Phil Schmidt, winner of the Chancellor's Teaching Award
Carolyn Seepersad, winner of LFF Award
Meet Aaron, Si and Julia, new 2009 graduate students.
Dr. Philip S. Schmidt wins 2009 Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award
Matt Saunders and Carolyn Seepersad, ASME Best Paper Award
John Goodenough wins the 2009 Enrico Fermi Award
Mechanical Engineering is hiring an Assistant Professor.
Wilson and Greene on MITAS 2009 Expedition
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- This is a photo of Associate Professor Preston Wilson and graduate student Chad Green with the U.S. Coast Guard ship, The Polar Sea, behind them. The two researchers have recently returned from the Beaufort Sea where they participated in the MITAS 2009 scientific expedition to study methane hydrate as both a potential full source and a green house gas. Read more.
- This is a close-up photo of a solar panel. The Department of Mechanical Engineering is hiring an Assistant Professor. Faculty candidates should have an interest and expertise in the general area of energy, with specific interest in solar energy, biofuels, or energy storage. Read more.
- Professor John B. Goodenough received the 2009 Presidential Enrico Fermi Award with Stanford University's Siegfried S. Hecker. Goodenough was cited for his contributions to the lithium-ion batteries that enabled the wireless revolution as well as to those now under development for the hybrid electric car. Read more.
- This is a photo of Matt Saunders, Mechanical Engineering Master's student and Assistant Professor Carolyn Seepersad who received the Best Paper Award from ASME's Design Theory and Methodology Conference for their research entitled “The Characteristics of Innovative, Mechanical Products .“ Read more.