biomedical and chemical engineering and sciences

Florida Tech doctoral student Nashaita Patrawalla is researching ways to improve ACL reconstruction outcomes.

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

The Foundation uses a competitive grant process to award research grants from its Kenneth R. Finken and Dorothy Hallam Finken Endowment Fund.

A near-half million-dollar grant from the National Institutes of Health will be used to study vascular problems during diabetes.

New research from Toufiq Reza, assistant professor of chemical engineering, is examining a potential source of renewable energy that you may be sitting on right now as you read this. The paper, “Solvothermal liquefaction of waste polyurethane using supercritical toluene in presence of noble metal catalysts,” was written by Reza and university student researchers Vahab Ghalandari, Soudeh Banivaheb, Jessica Peterson…

Kathryn Bock received the award to investigate the effects of low-dose, space-like radiation on bone cell function.

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

Jorge Mesquita ’83 has a formula for success: 50% humility + 50% self-confidence = success “If you have humility, you learn, and you never assume that you’ve got it all figured out,” Mesquita says. “And if you have self-confidence, then you have the strength to power through the inevitable obstacles and the challenges you face. So, I always try to…

Panther swimming great Savannah Brennan ’21, ’22 M.S., shares about her athletic, academic and future successes.

Florida Tech researchers are examining a novel sustainable approach to address harmful algal blooms in Florida’s lagoons.