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Airlines weigh passengers in the name of safety and fuel efficiency, often because it's required by law. But whether it's necessary depends on who you ask.

Two Florida Tech students and a recent alumna took on Mars or at least a simulation of it. The three women conducted a 14-day analog astronaut mission in May at the University of North Dakota’s Inflatable Lunar/Martian Analog Habitat.

Airlines weigh passengers in the name of safety and fuel efficiency, often because it’s required by law. But whether it’s necessary depends on who you ask.

The Space Coast League of Cities has awarded scholarships totaling $7,500 to four Brevard County students earning degrees in various fields related to public service.

Monda also works with Survive First, which focuses on the mental health needs of first responders.

A Florida Tech researcher and two doctoral candidates collaborated on two books with environmental themes.

Two Florida Tech students and an alumna conducted a 14-day analog astronaut mission at UND's Inflatable Lunar/Martian Analog Habitat.

Accreditation ensures the quality of academic degree programs and their graduates in order to meet the standards of project management.

Good luck as we start this semester alongside one another. Let’s make it a great year! There’s nothing we can’t accomplish together.

The centerpiece of the partnership is a monthly club led by Florida Tech’s Pavithra Pathirathna, an assistant professor of chemistry.