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New "drive by wire" car can be used to run any autonomous vehicle software

New "drive by wire" car can be used to run any autonomous vehicle software

New "drive by wire" car can be used to run any autonomous vehicle software

A new agreement with Spain's Fulbright commission will allow Florida Polytechnic University in Lakeland, Florida, to welcome more Spanish teachers and researchers into its ranks.

Florida Polytechnic University has signed an agreement with the U.S.-Spain Fulbright Commission.

Modern Canna Laboratories of Lakeland has played a leading role in the rollout of testing for the medical marijuana industry in Florida, CEO says.

The Applied Research Center continues to assume its striking exterior features more than a year and a half after construction began, and Florida Poly officials are celebrating an infusion of state funding that will allow it to be completed on schedule. The Florida Legislature included nearly $14.9 million for the project in the budget adopted this session, and Gov. Ron DeSantis refrained from vetoing the funding when he signed the budget on June 2. That action came as a relief to David Calhoun,...

The second academic building for the university is expected to be completed in spring 2022

Fully funded, Florida Poly’s new research building moves full steam ahead Share Article The Applied Research Center (ARC) at Florida Polytechnic University has received full funding to complete its construction by next spring. The building is designed to become a research hub for Central Florida and the state. New rendering shows a multi-use room inside the Applied Research Center, a research facility being built at Florida Polytechnic University. “Providing the funding to complete construc...

The Ledger Florida Southern College’s biology department will conduct student and faculty research on Florida’s stone crab fishery through a grant sponsored by the Tampa Bay Environmental Restoration Fund. The study will determine how reductions in seawater acidity levels can affect the reproduction of stone crab populations in Tampa Bay, the school said in a news release. The research is a continuation of work led by Phil Gravinese, who applied for the grant while doing his post-doctoral f...