biological sciences

New Study Recommends ‘Rewilding’ Galapagos Island

Researchers urge the reintroduction of close relatives of extinct plants and tortoise, all of which can be found on other Galapagos islands.

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Student Design Showcase April 22 at Clemente Center

More than 100 projects will be displayed, from a mental health app for college students to a lunar landing pad built from Moon materials.

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Student Takes First Place at Plant Biology Conference

Lea Adepoju presented, “Bioleaching and Hydrogen Production of Anabaena in Presence of JEZ-1 simulant: Possible Fuel For Space Exploration?”

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11 Students Win Awards at Florida Academy of Sciences Meeting

Offering either oral or poster presentations, the students won in a variety of categories, including engineering and biological sciences.

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Florida Tech Researchers Find New Genetic Signature for Invasive Fish Species

The bluegill sunfish and other fish considered invasive species have extra copies of cellular stress response genes in their genomes.

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Women Inspiring Success & Excellence Award Winners Honored at March 3 Event

In recognition of Women's History Month, the Florida Tech Alumni Association will honor a student, an alumna, and faculty and staff members.

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Heinz ‘Marz Edition’ Ketchup Made Possible by Florida Tech Science

The global food giant and Florida Tech astrobiologist Andrew Palmer produced the beloved condiment from tomatoes grown in Mars-like conditions.

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Florida Tech Shark Biologist Featured in Three Programs Now Streaming

Shark biologist Toby Daly-Engel swims with Tiffany Haddish and sharks, and seeks out the world's biggest bull shark, all starting July 11.

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No Northern Escape Route for Florida’s Coral Reefs

New research from Florida Tech shows that climate change will suppress reef growth from the north and south, making survival difficult.

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Molecular Biology Alumna Helps Develop Ebola Virus Rapid Test

The device can give results in just 30 minutes and can detect the virus 24 hours earlier than the current testing method.

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