Projects involving an underwater ‘assistant,’ asteroid analysis, beam losses and rocket building won the top four prizes from the showcase.
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More than 125 projects across 14 categories were shown at the Florida Tech event April 22, which highlights STEM-oriented, hands-on learning.
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More than 100 projects will be displayed, from a mental health app for college students to a lunar landing pad built from Moon materials.
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The university’s flagship project and a Panther rite of passage, the engineering and science student design and research program has existed in some form or another almost since the university’s inception in 1958.
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The university’s flagship project and a Panther rite of passage, the engineering and science student design and research program has existed in some form or another almost since the university’s inception in 1958.
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The university’s flagship project and a Panther rite of passage, the engineering and science student design and research program has existed in some form or another almost since the university’s inception in 1958.
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The university’s flagship project and a Panther rite of passage, the engineering and science student design and research program has existed in some form or another almost since the university’s inception in 1958.
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The university’s flagship project and a Panther rite of passage, the engineering and science student design and research program has existed in some form or another almost since the university’s inception in 1958.
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The university’s flagship project and a Panther rite of passage, the engineering and science student design and research program has existed almost since the university’s inception in 1958.
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For their student design project, Zachary Paul, astronomy and astrophysics, and Devon Madden, aerospace engineering, developed an in-flight detector tool to minimize the amount of shielding—and weight—needed to plug aircraft radiation intrusion. The detector can pinpoint radiation leakage into the plane when it reaches high altitude (15km) all the way to spaceflight altitude, so that the appropriate amount of shielding…
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