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.

Four projects spearheaded by TCE faculty and graduate students have been selected as awardees for this year’s UT Chancellor’s Innovation Fund.

The department hosts a workshop about the engineering aspects of electrolysis of chemicals and water to attract industry and academic experts from across the country.

UT & Eonix were selected for a Phase II STTR $1.7 million grant focused on ultra-high-power batteries for directed energy, counter drone awards, and e-VTOL systems.

UT engineering team helps Nissan find a “second life” for its LEAF model electric vehicle batteries by turning them into power supplies.

Grad student Brian Washington founded AluminAiry, a startup battery technology company, and was accepted as a member of the 2024 Spark Cleantech Accelerator cohort.

Tom Zawodzinski is featured as a speaker on The Future of Power: A Creative Discussion on the Possibilities panel at the Southwest Conference in Austin, Texas.