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Carlos García-Galán Leads NASA’s Next Giant Leap in Space Exploration
Carlos García-Galán ’97, ’97, leads NASA’s Moon Base program, helping establish a permanent human presence on the lunar surface.
Carlos García-Galán ’97, ’97, leads NASA’s Moon Base program, helping establish a permanent human presence on the lunar surface.
Practically Ambitious
New Dean Sambandamurthy Ganapathy brings vision for ‘enduring and sustainable’ evolution of the College of Engineering and Science.
New Dean Sambandamurthy Ganapathy brings vision for ‘enduring and sustainable’ evolution of the College of Engineering and Science.
Hunsucker and His Students Use New Methods to Design Navy Ships
If you see a boat full of people all watching a smaller, remote-control boat in the Indian River, your first thought probably isn’t that they are testing Navy warships. But that may be exactly what’s happening: Ocean engineering assistant professor Travis Hunsucker ’11 M.S., ’16 Ph.D., and his students are designing and testing scale models of […]
If you see a boat full of people all watching a smaller, remote-control boat in the Indian River, your first thought probably isn’t that they are testing Navy warships. But that may be exactly what’s happening: Ocean engineering assistant professor Travis Hunsucker ’11 M.S., ’16 Ph.D., and his students are designing and testing scale models of […]
Hunsucker Featured in National YouTube Science Series
Ocean engineering assistant professor Travis Hunsucker is Florida's featured expert in “50X50: Science Across America.”
Ocean engineering assistant professor Travis Hunsucker is Florida's featured expert in “50X50: Science Across America.”
Two MCE Faculty Receive NSF CAREER Awards Back-to-Back
In the course of just over a month this summer, two Florida Tech faculty members in the same department received CAREER Awards from the National Science Foundation. These prestigious, competitive grants recognize early-career professors who show potential to make significant academic contributions in their fields. Assistant professors Soheil Saedi and Xiang He in the Department […]
In the course of just over a month this summer, two Florida Tech faculty members in the same department received CAREER Awards from the National Science Foundation. These prestigious, competitive grants recognize early-career professors who show potential to make significant academic contributions in their fields. Assistant professors Soheil Saedi and Xiang He in the Department […]
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Florida Tech Earns Top 10 Rankings for Business, Computer Science Programs from Research.com
Three programs at Florida Tech were ranked among the top 10 in Research.com’s 2027 rankings of Florida-based schools and programs. The bachelor’s in computer science received the No. 5 rank on the top 20 list of computer science programs in Florida, including graduate programs. It is the second-highest ranked bachelor program on the list. This program teaches skills in […]
Three programs at Florida Tech were ranked among the top 10 in Research.com’s 2027 rankings of Florida-based schools and programs. The bachelor’s in computer science received the No. 5 rank on the top 20 list of computer science programs in Florida, including graduate programs. It is the second-highest ranked bachelor program on the list. This program teaches skills in […]
New Study Shows Effects of Hypoxia in Banana River
MELBOURNE, FLA. — A new study from Florida Tech assistant professor of marine sciences Austin Fox Ph.D. ’15, based on the most widespread testing ever of oxygen levels across the Banana River found that low levels of oxygen are contributing to the re-release of nutrients buried on the river floor that feed harmful algal blooms. The paper, “Spatiotemporal […]
MELBOURNE, FLA. — A new study from Florida Tech assistant professor of marine sciences Austin Fox Ph.D. ’15, based on the most widespread testing ever of oxygen levels across the Banana River found that low levels of oxygen are contributing to the re-release of nutrients buried on the river floor that feed harmful algal blooms. The paper, “Spatiotemporal […]
Constructing a Legacy: Inside the ISS’ Journey From Assembly Floor to Orbiting Laboratory
Associate professor Don Platt reflects on the ISS, its impact on space research and the future of commercial space stations.
Associate professor Don Platt reflects on the ISS, its impact on space research and the future of commercial space stations.
Carlos García-Galán Leads NASA’s Next Giant Leap in Space Exploration
Carlos García-Galán ’97, ’97, leads NASA’s Moon Base program, helping establish a permanent human presence on the lunar surface.
Carlos García-Galán ’97, ’97, leads NASA’s Moon Base program, helping establish a permanent human presence on the lunar surface.
Practically Ambitious
New Dean Sambandamurthy Ganapathy brings vision for ‘enduring and sustainable’ evolution of the College of Engineering and Science.
New Dean Sambandamurthy Ganapathy brings vision for ‘enduring and sustainable’ evolution of the College of Engineering and Science.