Florida Tech Hosting National Concrete Canoe Competition
For the second time in 32 events, Florida Tech is hosting the American Society of Civil Engineers National Concrete Canoe Competition, June 6-8.
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Bridenstine Discusses Moon, Mars as Florida Tech Hosts Space Technology Day
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine visited Florida Tech for Space Technology Day, which discussed NASA’s current and future space technology activities.
Genetics Show There’s No Place Like Home for Shark Births
Florida Tech shark biologist Toby Daly-Engel’s genetics work is the subject of “Shark Family Tree,” a new episode of the Curiosity Stream show Breakthrough.
Florida Tech Targeting Cancer Through New Research
Florida Tech’s new cancer research grant looks at the HSF1 gene and how it can be regulated, possibly leading to new therapeutics.
Florida Tech Advancing Airport Security Through Biometrics
Florida Tech’s Michael King’s work on “multi-location passenger re-identification” is looking to create “frictionless travel” for airport visitors.
This is the Endgame: Superhero Regeneration and What It Means
In the superhero world, character regeneration is commonplace, and the subject of research for Florida Tech Assistant Provost and Professor Lisa Perdigao.
Sustainability by Design
With sustainability at the forefront of many business and research initiatives, environmentally conscious solutions are…
Florida Tech Student Design Showcase Winners Named
Winners from the 135 projects at the Northrop Grumman Engineering & Science Student Design Showcase…
The View of Lightning from Outer Space
New lightning research with the help of NASA’s Geostationary Lightning Mapper may help us get closer to the goal of forecasting gigantic jet lightning.
Study Shows Humans Affected Amazon More Than Climate Change
A study featuring Florida Tech ecologists points to humans affecting species composition of the Amazon more than climate change over the last millennia.