biomedical and chemical engineering and sciences

Martha K. Williams ’03 Ph.D. has 20 NASA-issued patents and more than 43 published patents or patent applications.

Jorge Mesquita ’83 has a formula for success: 50% humility + 50% self-confidence = success “If you have humility, you learn, and you never assume that you’ve got it all figured out,” Mesquita says. “And if you have self-confidence, then you have the strength to power through the inevitable obstacles and the challenges you face. So, I always try to…

Panther swimming great Savannah Brennan ’21, ’22 M.S., shares about her athletic, academic and future successes.

Florida Tech researchers are examining a novel sustainable approach to address harmful algal blooms in Florida’s lagoons.

Inspired by the environment in their country of origin, three Bangladeshi Florida Tech researchers are working to find a solution. 

Why choose Florida Tech for your college education? Check out our five most popular answers in the words of current Panthers themselves.

University research examines the Marangoni effect and its potential utilization in supporting lunar habitats and other space endeavors.

The focus was on sharing research ideas on radiation in biomedical applications for tumor diagnosis and therapy.

New research used water from the Indian River Lagoon to showcase a potentially powerful tool for environmental monitoring.

Dr. Toufiq Reza discusses his research turning "waste" into "resources" and how we can help.