Dr. Daniel Foti, assistant professor of Mechanical Engineering in the Herff College of Engineering, shares with us his research centered on fluid dynamics and computational science, analyzing data on its impacts on rotorcraft and vortex flows, energy production and storage.
Two University of Memphis researchers of applied linguistics recently received a $2.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Professional Development program to...
A hallway crowded with photographs of college students wearing their business best greets visitors at UMRF Ventures, Inc. housed at the University of Memphis,...
Dr. Christos Papadopoulos, professor and Sparks Family Chair of Excellence in Global Research Leadership in the Department of Computer Science, shares with us his research which focuses on automotive cybersecurity and how research and computers play a part in securing modern automobiles from hackers.
University of Memphis Mechanical Engineering student and Eagle Scout Brian Cassady was awarded a scholarship from FedEx in memory of alumnus Gene Williams.
Dr. Jennifer Mandel, a leading plant geneticist, director of ACRE (the Institute for Agricultural and Conservation Research and Education) and professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, shares with us her research which centers on the DNA of plants and organisms and what they can tell us about sustainability, improvements in our food and agriculture, conservation and innovations in plant biodiversity.
Initiative Started in 2018 Spurs Interdisciplinary Collaboration
From music and nursing to earth sciences and mechanical engineering, a record 40 research projects at the University...
10 Institutions Now Make Up Mid-South Regional Ecosystem
The University of Memphis recently became the newest — and westernmost — addition to Tennessee’s innovation corridor,...
The Center for Applied Earth Science and Engineering Research (CAESER) housed at the University of Memphis recently received the prestigious Governor's Environmental Stewardship Award in Water Quality.