Funding and Award News
Keep current on Tennessee Tech’s research funding and award news to learn more about groundbreaking research projects conducted by our brilliant, faculty, students, and colleagues.
An assistant professor of Chemistry at Tennessee Tech University and her students are tackling one of medicine’s persistent challenges: how to make life-saving drugs more effective by helping them dissolve better in the human body.
That work – and the innovation, collaboration and education it entails – has earned Oana Andreea Cojocaru the 2025 Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award from Oak Ridge Associated Universities, prestigious recognition that supports early-career faculty through seed funding and professional development.
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- Tennessee Tech awarded $1.3 million U.S. Department of Energy grant for groundbreaking chemistry researc
- Tennessee Tech receives $4.8 million federal grant to improve electric vehicle battery recycling