Grants from the U.S. Department of Energy provide more than $3.6 million for transportation projects.
Study examines traffic patterns in the Chattanooga area
Since early February, CUIP and UTC student Pete Way has been monitoring traffic data gathered by the City of Chattanooga and accident information from the Hamilton County Emergency District.
UTC researchers help CUIP win international award
CUIP wins first place recognition in the International Data Corp. Smart City North America awards.
Mina Sartipi: Woman of Influence
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Professor Mina Sartipi has been named among the most influential business leaders in Chattanooga for 2019 by Edge magazine. Read more below about her work in and out of the classroom. A lot of people and partners are betting on Mina Sartipi and the Center for Urban…
ML King Boulevard a UTC testbed for Smart City initiative
M.L. King Boulevard is involved in research that may improve the way cities around the world operate.
UTC and Smart Cities Initiative wins a national award
Top of the Class The winners in the Smart Cities North American Awards are: Education UTC — Chattanooga, Tennessee Administration Get It Done Expansion — San Diego, California Civic Engagement Smart Living in the Windy City — Chicago, Illinois Digital Equity and Accessibility NYCx Co-Labs in Brownsville — Borough of Brooklyn and Neighborhood of Brownsville,…
UTC’s Sartipi accepts award on behalf of Chattanooga’s Smart City initiative
Chattanooga’s “Smart City” concept, an initiative in which UTC plays a large part, was recognized nationally for its innovation.
UTC research facility part of national Top 50 ranking
UTC is recognized as a critical partner in Chattanooga’s Top 50 national ranking for Smart City projects.
UTC part of research collaborative in the city
UTC is part of a newly formed organization that combines several Chattanooga groups in the pursuit of research projects and funding for those projects.