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Presidential Perspectives — September 2025
“The important thing is to never stop questioning,” Albert Einstein said, a concept at the core of a Florida Tech education for seven decades.
Dampening the Data Desert: A First Step Toward Improving Space Coast Climate Resilience
Meteorology professor Steven Lazarus research is focused on surface-layer meteorology, wave radar, climate resilience and aviation weather.
Recent COES Research Funding Highlights
A compilation of recent College of Engineering and Science faculty research funding.
Florida Tech Students Share Their Unique, Impactful Internship Experiences
Florida Tech students share their internship experiences, career goals and advice for future Panthers.
Rising Ocean Engineering Seniors Showcase Innovations at Summer Symposium
After weeks of design and testing, Florida Tech’s ocean engineering seniors unveiled prototypes they hope will advance marine technology.

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Simulations of Exoplanet Formation May Help Inform Search for Extraterrestrial Life
Howard Chen's latest theoretical work gives context to the TRAPPIST-1 planetary system by exploring its beginnings.
Dampening the Data Desert: A First Step Toward Improving Space Coast Climate Resilience
Meteorology professor Steven Lazarus research is focused on surface-layer meteorology, wave radar, climate resilience and aviation weather.
Recent COES Research Funding Highlights
A compilation of recent College of Engineering and Science faculty research funding.
Prime Examples of: Growth
Whether it’s a sprouting plant, a maturing child, a developing idea or an expanding venture, growth requires nurturing. You reap what you sow—and at Florida Tech, we’re growing greatness.
An Eater’s Guide to Mars
As humanity sets its sights on Mars, scientists are hungry to answer an essential question: How will our interplanetary travelers eat?
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