For thousands of years, cold waters in tropical upwelling zones have hindered the growth and survival of coral species that thrived in warm seas. […]
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Martha Guyas ’09 M.S. has always had a connection with the water. Born and raised in Maryland on the Chesapeake Bay, she was surrounded by it. […]
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Looking to the skies over the next week or so, you may see something you will not see again for 50,000 years. This occasional visitor, C/2022 E3 (ZTF), also known as the “green comet,” will make its closest approach to Earth on Feb. 2. […]
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Florida Tech thanked the Cavallucci-Strouse Family Endowment for Ethics and Leadership and Community Credit Union for their sponsorship as several local high schools participated in the 24th Annual High School Business Ethics Competition. […]
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Florida Tech and university affiliate Larsen Motorsports turned heads at this year’s Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference, the largest such event in the world by showcasing their newest jet dragster, a sleek and shiny race car powered by a Northrop F-5 supersonic fighter engine. […]
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Fourteen faculty members associated with Florida Tech have been named to the 2022 lists from Stanford University that compile the top 2 percent of scientists worldwide. Inclusion on the list is based on standardized academic citations, co-authorships, and, for the career-long list, related composite metrics that gauge impact over that time. […]
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Marco Carvalho, Ph.D., executive vice president, provost, and COO at Florida Tech, has been named to the Florida Inventors Hall of Fame Advisory Board. Carvalho, who is also a professor of computer sciences, joins a board featuring distinguished leaders and inventors with diverse backgrounds from both the public and private sectors. […]
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Florida Tech has formed a University Diversity Council to champion Florida Tech’s diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts while embracing the challenge, as all institutions must, of examining the university climate, culture, practices, and policies to ensure they are equitable and inclusive. […]
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Florida Institute of Technology announced today that it will discontinue five varsity sports programs this fall and transition them to club sports: men’s rowing, women’s rowing, men’s cross country/distance track, women’s cross country/distance track, and men’s golf. […]
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The Florida Institute of Technology board of trustees announced today that Robert L. King has been appointed interim president. […]
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