biomedical and chemical engineering and sciences

Scientists have received funding to advance research that could result in better PED detection and help in future Olympics and other competitions.

Growing the branched, tubular filaments of fungi known as mycelia, the team won Most Innovative Experiment and Best Evaluation of Results.

Three university students have designed a machine and app that could allow underserved communities access to a critical diagnostic service.

The artificial neural network may provide better care to patients with diseases such as Bell’s palsy, Parkinson’s disease and ALS.

Florida Tech’s newest facility will be named the Gordon L. Nelson Health Sciences building, honoring the longtime dean and professor.

A recent study focuses on a new process for converting human waste from home septic systems into phosphorus-rich fertilizer.

Students across various majors took “one giant leap” closer to their dreams of working in the space industry during their summer internships.

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

The program will provide technology access and enhanced capability for students, as well as for broader career and skill engagement efforts.

COVID-19 may act as a vascular disease, helping explain why people with diabetes are at higher risk of developing i severe form.