The device can give results in just 30 minutes and can detect the virus 24 hours earlier than the current testing method.
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Using fossil pollen and charcoal data across the Amazon, researchers reset the accepted timeline by 400 years.
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The Stanford University list uses standardized academic citations, co-authorships and related composite metrics that gauge career-long impact.
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Florida Tech is a one-of-a-kind community. Our faculty, staff, students and alumni continuously strive to achieve their goals, contribute to the greater good and relentlessly pursue greatness—so much so, they’re making headlines. 1. Associate Professor Andrew Palmer Shares Mars Farming Insights Andrew Palmer, assistant professor of biological sciences, heads the RADISH project studying plant growth on Mars. What will it…
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The 1 p.m. Zoom event, suitable for viewers age 9 and up, is presented by Sharks4Kids, a Fort Lauderdale-based nonprofit.
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The vast Amazonian rainforest could be replaced by savanna within our lifetime, a catastrophic change spurred by rising temperatures and human activity.
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A study of the central Andean plateau involving a Florida Tech researcher has yielded some surprising paleoclimate results.
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The research also finds that water quality improved after land returned to natural state, indicating some damaging ecosystem impacts are reversible.
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There will be shifts in where coral reefs grow best, but rising global temperatures means cooler areas will be no more than a temporary refuge for corals.
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Toby Daly-Engel is featured in “Shark Family Tree,” which explores her work using genetics to better understand great white sharks.
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