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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September Florida Tech headlines: F.I.T. Aviation and Brevard Zoo rescue spider monkey, Forbes-featured research, alumni in Nat Geo and more
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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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George Maul, retired professor and former department of marine and environmental systems head, passed away Sept. 16, 2020, at age 82.
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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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With lofty goals, impressive feats and groundbreaking research, Florida Tech is frequently in the news. Check out five featured headlines from August 2020.
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Florida Tech is investigating plant growth of simulated Martian soil for an eventual stay on the Red Planet.
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New findings discovered warmer waters in Antarctica may lead to the king crab’s migration, which could have major ecological impacts.
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You are more likely to be killed by a Christmas tree, a vending machine or a toilet bowl than you are a shark.
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The university was the only Florida school in Times Higher Education's Climate Action ranking, a part of the 2020 THE Impact Rankings.
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