Rigoberto Advincula was nominated as a Distinguished Invited Speaker at the 2025 Materials Research Society (MRS) Fall Meeting & Exhibit.

Tom Zawodzinski is the recipient of the 2025 Vittorio de Nora Award, one of the most prestigious awards bestowed by the Electrochemistry Society.

UT-ORNL Governor’s Chair Rigoberto Advincula is leading a $3 million project centered on self-driving labs and recently published a journal article on the topic.

Associate Dean and Professor Michael Danquah was selected to serve as 2025-26 Southeastern Conference Academic Leadership Development Program Fellows.

Associate Professor Steve Abel will contribute computational expertise to two NSF-funded projects developing the next generation of cell-free biomanufacturing technology.

A research discovery at UT resulted in the launch of Phase Two Chemicals, a successful international startup company led by a group of CBE post-doctoral graduates.

The department is welcoming two new faculty members to TCE, Assistant Professor Carolyn Shurer and Professor Gabriel Veith.

When a widely accepted theory couldn’t explain the data, Dalhaimer’s lab looked deeper—and revealed new possibilities for nanoparticle medicine.

High school students participated in research projects at UT this summer to learn about targeted drug delivery and biosensing of foodborne pathogens.

Michael Danquah has been selected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology, an honor that highlights contributions to the biological sciences.