Academics & Research

From skills to ideas to industries to communities, when it comes to progress, Dr. Subasi believes integration is, simply put, integral.

Research by Waters, Sara; Karnilowicz, Helena; West, Tessa; & Mendes, Wendy (2020) Written by Robin N. Fatovic B.S. Should parents suppress their emotions to protect their children from experiencing stress? To answer this question researchers studied 107 parent-child dyads. They exposed the parents to a stressor and told half to“show no emotions” and half to “act naturally as you would…

Research by Barreto, Manuela; Victor, Christina; Hammond, Claudia; Eccles, Alice; Richins, Matt; & Qualter, Pamela (2020) Written by Robin N. Fatovic B.S. Which people are lonely? Do you have any assumptions about what age, cultural background, or gender they might be? United Kingdom psychology researchers surveyed personality characteristics and loneliness in 46,000participants of different ages across 237 areas of the…

Using fossil pollen and charcoal data across the Amazon, researchers reset the accepted timeline by 400 years.

The ceremony featured Florida Tech President Dwayne McCay and Senior Vice President of Student Life and Alumni Affairs Bino Campanini.

The ocean engineering and marine sciences assistant professor knows that finding a solution to what ails the Indian River Lagoon will take effort from the entire community.

A patent involving Florida Tech faculty may protect growing computer networks with ever-growing cybersecurity threats.

A new study examining chronic stress shows the effect of major stress events at the cellular level.

Through consistent progress, Dr. Kishore's biomaterial and tissue-engineering research ultimately aims to impact human health for the better.

A biometrics expert, he is focused on better adapting facial recognition technology to gender and ethnicity.