What’s in a Date?
A professor of food microbiology reveals the facts and myths behind ‘sell by’ and ‘use by’ dates. Continue reading What’s in a Date?
Tag: Science
Deep Freeze
University of Tennessee, Knoxville researchers dig into potential impact of frozen microorganisms in Siberia Continue reading Deep Freeze
More than space in this beautiful place
A common question we heard while traveling around the state was, “What do they do at UTSI?” Continue reading More than space in this beautiful place
Tick Disease Expert
Jessica Harmon helped find culprit behind Heartland virus Continue reading Tick Disease Expert
Welcome to the Discovery Park of America
UT Martin faculty, students help with exhibits Continue reading Welcome to the Discovery Park of America
Get Out of Your Seat
Sitting is hazardous to your health. Continue reading Get Out of Your Seat
Tick Off / Bee Healthy
UT pursues a vaccine for Lyme disease and studies honey bee deaths. Continue reading Tick Off / Bee Healthy
Come to Pregame Showcase
Before 2011 Vol home football games, you can learn about music, science, and a whole lot more. Continue reading Come to Pregame Showcase
Answers in Bug Guts
Research could lead to decreased use of pesticides, less disease. Continue reading Answers in Bug Guts
Eureka: $20 Million for Science and Math
Tennessee universities win a major grant to enhance energy-related research and education. Continue reading Eureka: $20 Million for Science and Math
Test Identifies Alzheimer’s
The new test–developed by UT scientists–can detect the disease early. Continue reading Test Identifies Alzheimer’s
Greenhouse Symbyosis
Cooperation between UT Chattanooga and UT Knoxville benefits students. Continue reading Greenhouse Symbyosis
SimCenter Grows Partnerships
UT Chattanooga’s computational modeling and simulation unit attracts big-name partners and pumps up the economy. Continue reading SimCenter Grows Partnerships
Top 10 Ways the UT-Oak Ridge Partnership Makes Tennessee a Winner
Adding up the benefits. Continue reading Top 10 Ways the UT-Oak Ridge Partnership Makes Tennessee a Winner
Nuclear Engineering in Top 10
Graduate program at UT Knoxville earns U.S. News’ number 9 ranking. Continue reading Nuclear Engineering in Top 10
Scientists Assume Governor’s Chairs
Newest appointments are materials experts. Continue reading Scientists Assume Governor’s Chairs
Work Begins at Cherokee Farm
This Knoxville site will become a UT research campus. Continue reading Work Begins at Cherokee Farm
Solar Shines in Tennessee
UT leads a solar energy initiative that helps create jobs and make the state an energy hub. Continue reading Solar Shines in Tennessee
Growing Fuel
A biofuels demonstration plant produces ethanol from agricultural residue and bioenergy crops. Continue reading Growing Fuel
At 91, Professor Remains Dedicated to Research
Work by UTHSC researcher Dr. Lester VanMiddlesworth led to the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. Continue reading At 91, Professor Remains Dedicated to Research
Plants Keep Watch
An early warning system could protect crops from agri-terrorism. Continue reading Plants Keep Watch
Microbial Sentries Stand Guard
UT is detecting multiple threats, whether they’re carried by wind, water, food, or the blood coursing through our veins. Continue reading Microbial Sentries Stand Guard
Man about the Moon
Lifetime ambition lands UTSI graduate Robert Howard with NASA. Continue reading Man about the Moon
Water, Water
Research indicates moisture on the moon. Continue reading Water, Water
Research Promises Chestnut Rebirth
Alumna Stacy Clark works on “one of the great stories of American conservation”–revival of the American chestment, which fell victim to a blight 100 years ago Continue reading Research Promises Chestnut Rebirth