ocean engineering and marine sciences

J. Travis Hunsucker, ocean engineering and marine sciences assistant professor, will provide support for NASA’s Landing and Recovery Team.

Hurricane Nicole’s transformation from a subtropical storm to a hurricane marked an intriguing feature of an already rare system.

New research involving Florida Tech is examining how to make the soil on Mars useful for farming.

Research and community partnerships will come together this week for the benefit of the Indian River Lagoon.

With NIST grant support, engineering and meteorology teams deployed dozens of sensors and multiple pieces of equipment as Ian approached.

The meeting featured demonstrations of several areas at the Center's Port site, including Dynamic Testing of Fouling Control Coatings.

Particularly at Florida Tech, a hub of innovation and forward-thinking, creativity permeates everything. Here are a few Prime Examples.

The 3,000-square-foot, $1.25 million building overlooking Crane Creek will serve up to 140 undergraduate and 50 graduate OEMS students.

This improvement could mean more time for policymakers to consider and adopt proper planning and mitigation strategies.

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