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Engineering students: Headset muffles loud, unnerving MRI noises
April 22, 2008
Gator Engineers have developed a headset that promises patients relief from the loud noises of MRI exams.UF engineers win NSF grant to support student research abroad
April 21, 2008
National Science Foundation grants will allow students to study in Switzerland.Student-developed computer games get spotlight
April 17, 2008
Students are hosting the 3rd Annual "Game Day" open house to showcase computer games they have developed for classes this semester.Gator Engineering named among the nation's Top-25 graduate schools
March 28, 2008
U.S.News & World Report released today the 2009 edition of its graduate-school rankings.Gator Engineering Grad Featured in Forbes and Economist
March 11, 2008
Japanese business mogul Sachio Semmoto (Ph.D. EE '71) tells Forbes magazine he owes much of his success to the time he spent at the University of Florida. Semmoto was interviewed for an upcoming edition of Forbes set to hit newsstands March 24. Though Forbes magazine isn't the only magazine to recognize the entrepreneurial greatness of the Gator Engineer. Semmoto was also featured in a February article in the Economist.Engineering students: Airbrush not just for artists
February 18, 2008
Four Gator Engineers developed a way to make microelectrodes using an unusual tool -- an airbrush.Engineers announce record-setting high-frequency circuit
February 18, 2008
Gator Engineering researchers have helped craft the world's highest-frequency, silicon-based circuit.
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