Florida Tech Spaceflight Simulation Providing Space Design Research
As the space industry furthers spacecraft research, Florida Tech’s simulation research will assist companies when designing vehicles for outer space.
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Florida Tech Research Analyzing Misformation’s Roots
New Florida Tech research is looking at the dynamics of misinformation, the spread of misleading or outright false information, and how to counter it.
3D Bioprinting Key in Florida Tech Cancer Research
Using a 3D bioprinter made by Florida Tech students, treating model tissue may provide an effective solution to liver cancer research.
Coral Reef Support Shifting Due to Warming Oceans
New research from Florida Tech finds that global warming is shifting which environments off the Pacific coast of Panama will support coral reefs.
Florida Tech’s TechCon Examined Lagoon Solutions
Florida Tech’s 5th Annual IRLRI TechCon featured scientists, researchers and industry experts coming together for solutions for the Indian River Lagoon.
Florida Tech Grant to Help Prepare Students for Opioid Crisis Assistance
A $1.2 million federal grant will help better prepare Florida Tech psychology students to make a difference in the opioid crisis.
5th Annual IRLRI TechCon Featuring Potential Lagoon Fixes
Scientists and researchers will meet at Florida Tech’s Indian River Lagoon Research Institute Technical Conference on Coastal Water Quality on Sept. 27.
Florida Tech Researchers Working to Upgrade Detector
A $1.3 million grant is going towards helping Florida Tech physicists better understand the properties of dark matter and the makeup of the universe.
New Florida Tech Research Working Towards a Sustainable Solvent
New research at Florida Tech may help reduce the harmful effects of oil solvents as assistant professor M. Toufiq Reza was awarded a $110,000, 2-year grant.
Hurricane Sensor Research May Lead to Stronger Buildings
Florida Tech’s NIST-funded grant is using wireless hurricane sensors and LiDAR to measure the wind the storms produce and possibly improve building codes.