One on One with Allan Mense, Florida Tech’s First VP for Research
Celebrating 60 years, Florida Tech sat down with Allan Mense, the school’s first vice president for research to discuss Tech’s past, growth and present.
Browsing: Research
IRLRI TechCon Analyzes Indian River Lagoon Solutions
https://youtu.be/F4frlMqZG_Y Scientists and researchers from around Florida examined the latest efforts to fix the ailing…
Florida Tech Professor Explores Ways to Combat Rumination
Florida Tech’s David Wilder and his behavior modifications have shown success in combating rumination in those with intellectual disabilities.
Prehistoric Changes in Vegetation Help Predict Earth’s Ecosystems
Research from an international team including Florida Tech’s Mark Bush reports future potential changes in vegetation in due to greenhouse-gas emissions.
Scientists at Large Hadron Collider Detect Important Higgs Decay
Two major experiments reported a big step forward in the quest to understand how the Higgs enables fundamental particles to acquire mass.
Florida Tech Successfully Launches Space Policy Partnership
Florida Tech students and faculty have returned from the first Sino-U.S. Space Policy Research Center summer study program with plans for future work.
Sending Balloons Into The Storm
Florida Tech’s Thunderstorm Meteorology Campaign is utilizing a traditional meteorology tool- a weather balloon- to learn about lightning and its creation.
Exploring A New Frontier
Four Florida Tech students and Andy Aldrin, will attend the inaugural Sino-U.S. Space Policy Research Center summer study program July 30 in Beijing.
Florida Tech’s Perez Awarded Five-Year Solar Research Grant
Assistant professor Jean Carlos Perez has been awarded a five-year, nearly $750,000 grant from the National Science Foundation’s CAREER program.
New Shark Species Honors Female Pioneer
A new breed of dogfish named Squalus clarkae, also known as Genie’s Dogfish, has been identified and is named after Eugenie Clark, a pioneer of shark biology.