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Florida Tech Joins University Space Research Consortium
The consortium is a multi-university group dedicated to bringing space research communities together within the universities and the state.
The consortium is a multi-university group dedicated to bringing space research communities together within the universities and the state.
Nellippallil Joins NSF-Funded Initiative to Support Decision-Making in Complex Engineering Problems
He’s working on a program that can retrieve useful public data to help engineers make efficient decisions with design problems.
He’s working on a program that can retrieve useful public data to help engineers make efficient decisions with design problems.
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.
“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.
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.
A compilation of recent College of Engineering and Science faculty research funding.
Stories and Happenings
Alpha Tau Omega Raises $4,000 to Help Build Sensory Garden for Local Elementary School
The fraternity raised $4,000 though its campus-based fundraiser, Derby for Dreams.
The fraternity raised $4,000 though its campus-based fundraiser, Derby for Dreams.
New Study Finds Ancient and Colonial Legacies Still Affecting Amazon Forests
Researchers discovered that centuries of human settlement, cultivation and resource extraction have left lasting marks on the distribution of Amazonian tree species.
Researchers discovered that centuries of human settlement, cultivation and resource extraction have left lasting marks on the distribution of Amazonian tree species.
Chi Phi and Gift of Life Team Up to Help People in Need
Chi Phi’s bone marrow drives with Gift of Life have produced multiple lifesaving donor matches and strong student participation.
Chi Phi’s bone marrow drives with Gift of Life have produced multiple lifesaving donor matches and strong student participation.
Equatorial Reefs May Act as Refugia for Corals During Marine Heatwaves
A global analysis of coral bleaching across 81 countries reveals that reefs in the equatorial Coral Triangle region were exposed to the weakest marine heatwaves over the past two decades and may function as safe havens for corals even as global warming robs the planet of most of its other reefs. Marine heatwaves, which are …
A global analysis of coral bleaching across 81 countries reveals that reefs in the equatorial Coral Triangle region were exposed to the weakest marine heatwaves over the past two decades and may function as safe havens for corals even as global warming robs the planet of most of its other reefs. Marine heatwaves, which are …
Ph.D. Student Wins First Place in Prestigious Computer Vision Competition
Hafeez Khan won first place out of 200 competitors in the Computationally Optimal Gaussian Splatting (COGS) 2025 Competition in October.
Hafeez Khan won first place out of 200 competitors in the Computationally Optimal Gaussian Splatting (COGS) 2025 Competition in October.