astrobiology

Astrobiologist Manasvi Lingam's study examines if technology-based intelligence is more likely to evolve on land or water.

The event will include a panel discussion featuring distinguished Black scientists and professionals, live music, food trucks and more.

It's what ties us all together. At Florida Tech, we are, and always have been, making history and shaping the future.

A new study by Manasvi Lingam investigates how we could reach the often-discussed planet.

Samantha Sequeira and Ruth Nichols are among 68 students from across the country to receive this prestigious honor.

A team of Florida Tech students won Best in Show in the “plant growth” category in the Spring 2022 Plant the Moon and Plant Mars Challenge for their project, “Incorporating Edible Decomposers into Sustainable Bioregenerative Life Support Systems for a Martian Colony.” Team leaders Caitlyn Hubric and Lea Adepoju and members Francesca Afruni, Wesley Kozan, Frances Edmonson, Allison Meyer, Joselyn…

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

The event will include a panel discussion featuring distinguished Black scientists and professionals, live music, food trucks and more.

Florida Tech is examining radiation and winds emanating from black holes and how they may affect nearby planets.

Watch Florida Tech's episode on Amazon Prime Video series “The College Tour” for a look at life through the eyes of current Panthers.