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As coastal waters warm up, researchers are also keeping a close eye on the health of the Indian River Lagoon.

Karly Liebendorfer and Ruth Nichols are recognized as among “the best and brightest minds” in STEM by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.

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Thanks to ChatGPT and other new advances, the gap between science fiction and the classroom is closing before our eyes.

Florida Institute of Technology will hold its spring commencement ceremonies Saturday, May 6, as the university bestows nearly 1,200 degrees to students from across the U.S. and around the world.

Dazzled as a youngster by the towering rockets at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and now seeking to play a role in future space exploration, Peter Waszkowski arrives in the fall as Florida Tech’s 2023 Farmer Scholar.

The purchase reflects the university's investment in new technology and future vision for its flight programs.

Professor Emeritus Norris was a 26-year faculty member and leader in what was then the Department of Oceanography and Ocean Engineering.

New state-of-the-art technology is bringing space research down to Earth for students. Florida Tech is home to the only commercial gravity offset lab in the world. Its goal is to advance the space industry and give more people access to STEM careers.

Jorge Mesquita, recipient of Florida Tech’s prestigious Jerome P. Keuper Distinguished Alumni Award, will offer the keynote address.