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“We are looking forward to a great season and growing the program,” said TJ O’Connor, faculty advisor and cybersecurity program director.

Hurricane Nicole’s transformation from a subtropical storm to a hurricane marked an intriguing feature of an already rare system.

Florida Tech's executive vice president, provost and COO joins a board featuring leaders and inventors from the public and private sectors.

New research involving Florida Tech is examining how to make the soil on Mars useful for farming.

At the space launch company Virgin Galactic since 2011, he is witnessing and helping to shape the nascent space tourism industry.

Ph.D. candidate Megan Mark joined graduate students from around the world to tackle challenges that involve artificial intelligence.

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

The 3,000-square-foot, $1.25 million building overlooking Crane Creek will serve up to 140 undergraduate and 50 graduate OEMS students.

John Harris is a Caltech and MIT alumnus, chess aficionado and new dean of the College of Engineering and Science.

This improvement could mean more time for policymakers to consider and adopt proper planning and mitigation strategies.