biological sciences

Students Awarded, Lauded at Plant Biology Conference

Students from across the College of Engineering and Science attended the regional meeting of the American Society of Plant Biologists.

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New Algorithm Solves Century-Old Problem for Coral Reef Scientists

It removes the perspective distortion from images by transforming them into top-down views, making the corals the correct size for analysis.

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Far Away, Where the Learning is Everywhere

Summer field research course immerses students in the sights, sounds and science of the Galápagos.

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Florida Tech Shark Biologist Stars in SharkFest Program

Toby Daly-Engel is featured on “When Sharks Attack…and Why,” an eight-episode series debuting this week on broadcast TV and streaming.

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Student Shannon Barry Wins Guy Harvey Scholarship

Her research focuses on the genetic diversity of bull sharks migrating poleward in response to climate change.

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Palmer Wins Planetary Society Grant to Study Deep-Space Agriculture

The competitive grant will fund work examining the two most likely ways to produce food: in soil or something like soil, or in water.

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Florida Tech Study Shows Tropical Reefs Grow Faster in Cooler Waters

Researchers found that reefs exposed to cold water are building at a faster rate than reefs that do not receive these cooling waters.

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Breaking into Biomed

A booming industry that is just getting started, biomedicine is shaping health care, society and the future—at Florida Tech and across the globe.

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Faculty Emeriti: A Different Kind of ‘Alumni’

Panthers through and through, retired faculty members maintain strong ties with Florida Tech while pursuing new adventures.

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Florida Tech Research Cited in National Academies Report

Rich Aronson's research into the effects of warming seas on invasive crabs was cited in “Antarctic Science: Why U.S. Leadership and Investments Matter.”

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