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More than 40 percent of all U.S. energy use and greenhouse gas emissions are associated with the building sector. A study from Florida Tech researchers is exploring whether machine learning can help reduce this environmental impact.

A study from Florida Tech researchers is exploring whether machine learning can help better understand building energy management.

Juniors Liana van Woesik and Lila Xenakis are recipients of 2023-24 Dr. Kerry Bruce Clark Endowed Scholarships in Marine Biology.

American Heritage-Delray coach John McClain, who started the girls’ lacrosse program in 2015, believes this is the fastest team he’s ever had at the school.

John Nicklow — who serves on a host of New Orleans-area community organizations — will start work July 1 as Florida Techs new president.

William Bailey, manager of machine shop operations, has been named Most Valuable Panther for March. Bailey joined Florida Tech in 2003 as a machinist, becoming a supervisor in 2007 and then manager of machine shop operations in 2013.

Airlines always flew around weather. Can they navigate climate change?

William (Bill) Bailey, manager of machine shop operations, has been named Most Valuable Panther for March, the university announced.

To deal with the anticipated seaweed coming ashore, one idea that’s being floated by scientists is to sink it.

Melbourne FL (SPX) Mar 31, 2023 - Inspired by the Milankovitch cycles that play a role in Earths climate over time, new research at Florida Tech examines how these recurring orbital movements may affect the climate of exoplanets.